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Published 12:42 15 Sept 2022 BST
Updated 12:51 15 Sept 2022 BST
Commenting at the Tallaght store opening, Taoiseach Micheál Martin said:
“Penneys is at the centre of Irish and international retail, and its success continues to prove how valued the brand is in our lives in Ireland. The jobs announced today is testament to Primark’s strength and continued growth. Penneys is a significant employer in Ireland and internationally, and its growth brings footfall back to our towns and cities in Ireland. I congratulate all at Primark on today’s opening in Tallaght and wish this beloved retailer continued success.”
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Paul Marchant, Chief Executive of Primark, also said:
“Today is a proud day for everyone at Penneys as we open our brand new store in Tallaght and continue to expand in our home market. We are thrilled to welcome our colleagues and customers into this new store to experience the best of fashion retail. We know our customers have been waiting for Penneys at The Square for a long time and we are delighted to finally open our doors to this great community. We now know more than ever how much it matters to our customers that we stay true to our mission of offering something for everyone at prices that are affordable to as many as possible. Our continued growth demonstrates the confidence and commitment we have in our Irish business, and we are proud to continue to play our part in supporting Irish cities, towns and communities.”
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