Ireland Franchise Case Studies Archive
Ken Callaghan, Dublin, Aspray franchisee
Aspray franchise brings flexibility
Ken Callaghan decided that franchising was for him as it allowed him to start trading from day one. With a background in the building industry, Aspray franchsie was the perfect choice for him.
Philip Breslin, Dublin, PuriFry franchisee
PuriFry – A first for Dublin
Philip Breslin of Sutton Dublin, formerly worked in the construction industry, but with the economic downturn he found himself in a position to look to self employment.
Fergal Toland, Dublin, PuriFry franchisee
PuriFry continues expansion in Ireland
Fergal Toland of Stamullen, Co Dublin, has a background in the IT Industry working across Europe for Easy Jet and Aer Lingus, having taken a career break he decided to look into franchising as a fast track way of being self-employed and successful.
Nicola Cosgrave, Dublin South, ComputerXplorers franchisee
ComputerXplorers franchise fits a niche in the market
Nicola Cosgrave luanched here ComputerXplorer's franchise business in Dublin in January 2009 and hasn't looked back.
Juliet O’Connell, Dun Laoghaire, Dublin,
ZipYard franchise - compatible with the economic downturn
Juliet O’Connell, 30, opened her ZipYard franchise for business in 2009 and now employs 3 full-time tailors and 1 part-time front of house member of staff.
Tony Lees, South Tipperary, Limerick & Waterford, Card Connection franchisee
Card Connection Irish franchisee goes platinum
Leading greeting card publisher and franchisor, Card Connection, has today announced that Tony Lees, the company’s new franchisee for the Cork and Kerry area has also taken over the region covering South Tipperary, Limerick and Waterford creating a platinum franchise.
