
Pat McDonagh
Pat McDonagh is an Irish businessman and the founder of Supermac's, a popular fast food chain in Ireland. Known for his entrepreneurial spirit, he has played a significant role in the Irish food industry and has expanded his business to include various ventures, including hotels. His company, Atlantic Troy Ltd, owns Charleville Park Hotel, which was involved in a high-profile discrimination case concerning a Traveller family.
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Recent news mentions
Pat McDonagh is the owner of Supermac's and discusses his business strategies and challenges in Ireland.
‘If I were 25, I’d be on a flight to Sydney or New York tomorrow’ – The Irish TimesPat McDonagh is the boss of Supermac’s, providing evidence in the court case regarding franchise fees.
Supermac’s awarded €96,000 over breach of franchise agreement – The Irish TimesPat McDonagh has failed in an attempt to block an environmental advocacy group from obtaining legal costs protection in its High Court challenge.
Supermac’s owner fails in bid to block legal costs protection for environmental group – The Irish Times
Pat McDonagh is the fast food magnate who owns the Cork hotel involved in the discrimination case.
Court destination of Traveller discrimination case to be considered – The Irish Times











