The pizza chain is preparing for an expected increase in demand during the World Cup in November.
Domino's Pizza is creating up to 120 new jobs in the midlands region.
The pizza chain is launching a recruitment drive - including at its four midlands stores - in order to meet an expected increase in demand during the World Cup in November.
The company estimates around 700,000 pizzas will be ordered during the winter period.
Scott Bush is the chief executive of the Irish arm of Domino's - he isn't concerned that customers may cut down on takeaways to save money:
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