Customers across Ireland can now order in Irish at McDonald’s restaurants.
The fast food giant has announced the nationwide rollout of Irish language ordering across its self-service kiosks in restaurants throughout the Republic of Ireland.The fast food giant has announced the nationwide rollout of Irish language ordering across its self-service kiosks in restaurants throughout the Republic of Ireland.
Irish television presenter Dáithí Ó Sé and franchisee of McDonald’s Westside Shopping Centre in Galway Aaron Byrne at the launch of the Irish Language Kiosks on Shop Street in Galway. Image: McDonald's Ireland “The overwhelmingly positive response from our Galway trial highlighted the demand and enthusiasm for this initiative,” he said.
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