Bravo Starbucks Nutgrove. Had coffee ordered then saw wallet empty & she with purse was shopping. Coffee served, No problem sir, Pay later!
— Pat Brady (@Workplacesols) November 9, 2012
Thanks.
And give us one of those buns of decency.
Lovely.
Bravo Starbucks Nutgrove. Had coffee ordered then saw wallet empty & she with purse was shopping. Coffee served, No problem sir, Pay later!
— Pat Brady (@Workplacesols) November 9, 2012
Thanks.
And give us one of those buns of decency.
Lovely.
Via Eve Kearney
ENTERTAINMENT Enterprises, the entertainment and restaurant group run by brothers Colum and Ciarán Butler, has taken on the operation of all 27 Starbucks outlets in the Republic.
Up to yesterday, the brothers operated 10 of the outlets under licence, with the US multinational directly operating the rest.
The chain had just 19 stores in the Republic a year ago. It is intended that another will open shortly in the Stillorgan Shopping Centre, Dublin, also to be run by Entertainment Enterprises.
Staff were told the news yesterday. Starbucks-operated stores employ 210 staff. The number employed at the other stores is not known. There will be no job losses arising from the development.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Iteland)
Tonight I’ve learned some tragic news about Starbucks Ireland. I really feel for all their staff. Expect something in the news tomorrow.
— Patrick Mooney (@PatrickMooney) September 4, 2012
Anyone?
There is none.
James Hanney writes:
@StarbucksIE was set up on September 15th last year. Yesterday it had 1,015 followers (which equates to about 3 new followers a day since setting up). Following the ‘scandal’, today it has 2,033 followers, which means that it has effectively doubled its followers overnight. A shrewd marketing ploy on Starbucks behalf perhaps?
Oi, @broadsheet_ie. Look! twitter.com/cormacrory/sta…
— Rory (@cormacrory) June 5, 2012
Update: Avonmore. Cheeky:
Thanks Sean Early