Stores hit by staff shortages could face a difficult summer if they struggle to find holiday cover, CSNA CEO Vincent Jennings has warned. Mr Jennings
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Staff working on forecourts were abused and threatened after the government announced it would be dropping excise duty on fuels, according to Kevin McPartlan. The
Applegreen is in “high growth mode” globally and is investing in customer experience and drive-thru back home, according to Applegreen Ireland Managing Director Fiona Matthews.
Brian Cooke, Director General of SIMI, tells IFCR how the motor industry rose to the challenges of 2021 and takes a look at the year
As services giant Aramark commits to being net zero by 2050, Northern Europe CEO Frank Gleeson tells Ireland’s Forecourt & Convenience Retailer how the company
The inexorable rise of Electric Vehicles continues apace with a 115% rise in Irish car sales last year, perhaps not surprisingly far and away outstripping
As chief executive of Ibec, Danny McCoy has been banging the drum for Irish business since 2009. During his tenure he’s seen the country recover
Duncan Graham, managing director of Retail Excellence, outlines the causes for optimism in 2022. We will all be glad to see the back of 2021.
Valero says it will take time for Ireland to reduce its dependence on fossil fuel, but the company – which markets fuel in Ireland under
Once forecourts were all about fuelling cars – now they’re about fuelling bodies, according to Michael McCormack, managing director of Musgrave Wholesale Partners. “When I