Ireland Franchise Case Studies Archive
Simon Jordan, Dublin,
Doing what he cares about with Clive's Easylearn Pop & Rock Schools
Simon Jordan launched Clive’s Easylearn Pop & Rock Schools in Dublin as he wanted to earn a living doing something he really cared about.
Noeleen Cronin, Cork,
Home Instead Managing Director of Cork
Home Instead Senior Care Managing Director pursued franchising as a business option and hasn't looked back since.
Suzanne Carroll, Swords,
Setting up of Tone at Home franchise a success
Suzanne Carroll, franchisor of Tone at Home, felt that franchising was the best way to get their brand around the country quickly and create a nationwide service.
Patrick & Claire Hughes, Newtownabbey, Funky Monkeys franchisee
Funky Monkeys franchise swings into Newtownabbey
Patrick and Claire Hughes recently launched Funky Monkey franchise in Newtownabbey and already look forward to a second center.
Amanda Bohan, Kilcullen, Co. Kildare,
Passion for helping others leads to Home Instead franchise
I was actually exploring career opportunities that would enable me to work with seniors, perhaps as a caregiver, when I came across Home Instead Senior Care.
Malachy Bollard, Dublin North,
Controlling our destiny with Aussie Pet Mobile franchise
Coming from a horticultural background, the natural progression was to work in the family horticultural business. As our business was not strong enough to support us all, I joined a Computer Manufacturing company. 30 years on and I have a franchise business. Through all my years working for others I felt under achieved, now I can control my own destiny.
