The fashion retailer is investing €250m over the next decade.
700 jobs have been announced as part of plans to expand and redevelop Penneys stores.
The fashion retailer is investing €250m over the next decade.
As Christmas shopping ramps up, Penneys - one of Ireland’s best loved retailers has announced it’s to create 600 jobs in its stores over the next 3 years.
Another 100 will added here at the brand’s global HQ in Dublin.
The 10-year plan includes opening the company’s 37th store at The Square in Tallaght in Dublin next year and a €75m distribution centre in Kildare.
Primark CEO is Paul Marchant:
But will Penneys start selling online:
Minister of State for Business Damien English is welcoming the announcement:
€60m is to be invested in the company’s Patrick Street store in Cork city and €20 million in the Eyre Square shop in Galway.
The current store in Carlow will be relocating to a bigger site.
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