Center Parcs Faces Job Losses Despite €33m Profit

Thursday, 8 October 2026 10:39

Redundancies are expected the midlands based resort.

Centre Parcs is confirming potential job losses are on the way for its resort in the Midlands.

In a statement to Midlands 103, it says a review has started into structures to make sure they remain "right for the business."

It says a small number of roles may be at risk of redundancy at its site in Ballymahon as a result.

The Department of Enterprise is also confirming it's been notified of the proposed collective redundancies.

Centre Parcs adds that it recognises the significant impact this uncertainty will have on colleagues and their families, and is committed to supporting those affecte

Last year, the resort recorded operating profits of just over €33m for the 12 months to the end of April of 2025, bringing in almost €2m a week.

Statement from Centre Parcs:

We have begun a review of some of our structures to make sure they remain right for our business today and for the future.

Sadly, this means a small number of roles may be at risk of redundancy. We recognise the significant impact this uncertainty can have on colleagues and their families, and we are committed to supporting everyone affected with care and respect throughout the consultation process.