State support is being offered to the company following the catastrophic fire.
The Managing Director of Glenisk say they're eager to get back up and running.
State supports are being afforded to the Offaly based dairy company after the fire that devastated their plant in Killeigh on Tuesday.
Vincent Cleary has thanked everyone for their support, saying he's hoping to rediscover the optimism inside him from the past decades.
In a tweet, he also hinted at some ambitious Christmas targets for the business as they look to rebuild.
A little delayed but... I am now eager to get back up and running. My Christmas target might be optimistic but I am hoping to rediscover the optimism inside me that served me so well over the past decades. The support is humbling, thank you one and all, you make me stronger❤ https://t.co/W9MRbdrHcF
— Vincent Cleary (@Vincent_Glenisk) September 30, 2021
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