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Salty Dog brand plans nationwide expansion across Ireland

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The Salty Dog brand, a casual dining seafood concept, has announced a nationwide expansion across Ireland. Following its opening in Cork city, the company plans new outlets in Galway, Dublin city, and Dublin Airport. The rollout of new locations is scheduled to continue over the next two years.

From echolive.ie

Why it matters

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The expansion indicates growth within the hospitality sector in Ireland. The brand, which features its own brewed lager, is replicating the success of its original Ballycotton location by establishing new market presences in major cities.

From echolive.ie

Who's involved

  • CorkLocation where the brand successfully opened its initial restaurant
  • DublinTarget location for a planned new outlet
  • GalwayTarget location for a planned new outlet
  • Dublin AirportTarget location for a planned new outlet
  • MidletonTown in south-eastern County Cork
  • IrelandThe sovereign state where the nationwide expansion is taking place
  • Cork City CouncilAdministrative body responsible for Cork city

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Dublin AirportSpeculative

    May see increased revenue for the hospitality sector due to the planned outlet

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