Topaz creating 28 jobs with new €6m investment
Forecourt retailer Topaz has announced 28 jobs through a €6m investment in two service stations.
The retailer has recently redeveloped a site at Ballysimon in Co Limerick, creating 10 new jobs and investing €3m.
The Ballysimon launch comes fresh off the back of a recent announcement by the company that it has invested €3m and created a further 18 new jobs with the development of a state-of-the-art forecourt in Dublin, servicing the residents of Citywest and the surrounding locality.
The retailer, which was bought by Canadian firm Couche-Tard earlier this year, has redeveloped a site at Ballysimon in Co Limerick, creating 10 new jobs and investing €3m. 28 jobs through a €6m investment in two service stations.
Speaking at the unveiling of the new Ballysimon store, Seán Moriarty, retail director at Topaz, said: “We are delighted to announce the addition of 28 jobs at our new service stations in Ballysimon and City Avenue.
“Both stations, as part of our Re.Store network, reflect our ongoing commitment to communities by offering a revolutionary forecourt and convenience experience at sites nationwide.
“I’d like to extend my thanks to all involved in the redevelopment of the Ballysimon site and wish our colleagues and store manager all the best as they continue to deliver top quality customer service to the local community and road users travelling the area.”
