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	Fast Food Ireland - Supermacs fast food restaurants Ireland
		Since then, Supermac's has gone from strength to strength with a turnover well in excess of €82m and well over 2500 employees.
		Supermac's was founded by Pat McDonagh, the Company's Managing Director and a school teacher by profession.
		Supermac's is 100% Irish-owned, which means that all the company's profits remain here in Ireland.
	www.supermacs.ie /corporate.asp (450 words)

	McDonagh to reinvent Supermacs with expansion: ThePost.ie
		Supermacs, the home of coleslaw fries, is set to reinvent itself as it expands into new territory.
		The first Supermacs is likely to open in Belfast and there may be some modifications to the menu to adapt to local preferences, such as the addition of fresh, rather than frozen, chips.
		Apart from Supermacs and a garage forecourt food business, he is shortly to open the third branch of pizza chain Papa Johns.
	archives.tcm.ie /businesspost/2006/02/26/story12067.asp (618 words)

	Supermacs - Locations
		Supermac’s Portumna is situated on Main Street in the heart of the town.
		Supermac’s is famous for its quality food and now customers in Portumna will be able to enjoy Supermac’s famous Burgers, Fries, Chicken, Fish, Ice Cream and Desserts”.
		Pat McDonagh, Managing Director Supermac’s said “it is great to see this restaurant opening, Portumna is a wonderful town which is very much on the up and we are delighted to bring Supermac’s here.
	www.supermacs.com /news.asp?NID=57 (170 words)

	Construct Ireland -:- Temple Media
		Supermacs is to appeal against a conviction and 4,500 fine for failing to comply with packaging regulations.
		Supermacs' legal team and waste management consultants Greenstreets argued that the legislation applied separately to each store.
		Supermacs reported a turnover of 17.8 million for the 10 months to the end of last year.
	constructireland.ie /news.php?pageNum_rsNewsHeadline=0&artID=342&totalRows_rsNewsHeadline=3792 (376 words)

	News - 30 July 1998
		Supermacs, who supported the Trocaire fast for the second year in a row, ran the Supermacs Challenge throughout all their major restaurants around the country.
		Supermacs in turn donated £1 on their behalf to the Trocaire Appeal.
		Trocaire provides practical assistance to these child victims of an unequal world by supporting education programmes to ensure that some of the children have an opportunity to be educated off the factory floor.
	www.galwayadvertiser.ie /news/980730/page15.htm (261 words)

	Manufacturing
		The Lagoon Sludge Extractor (previously known as the Pond Skipper) is a remote controlled, hydraulically driven vehicle designed to move its on-board booster/trash pump and hose around a waste pond to facilitate its draining.
		The LSE is normally used in conjunction with the SuperMacs, but with the addition of a portable hydraulic power unit may be used as a transfer pump for other storage or transportation units.
		The Sludge Lifter Unit used in conjunction with the SuperMacs combines the efficiency of vacuum extraction with the discharge capacity of a positive displacement pump to rapidly extract and transfer sludges and slurries
	www.3iintl.com /manufact.htm (1361 words)

	RTÉ News: Supermacs fined for breach of food hygiene regulations
		Supermacs founder and owner, Pat McDonagh, was said by his legal representatives to be "gutted" by the prosecution - his first in over twenty years.
		Supermacs, which has 41 restaurants nationwide, blamed a problem with management at the two locations for the hygiene breaches.
		An environmental health officer described equipment in the kitchens of one of the restaurants as filthy and said that a box of raw chicken was being stored beside mixed kebab salad in breach of food regulations when she inspected the Supermacs restaurant at Newcastle Road, Galway on October 7th last year.
	www.rte.ie /news/2000/0112/supermacs.html (419 words)

	SuperMacs List
		SuperMacs is a forum for users of Umax SuperMac computers.
		Messages from this list will include "supermacs" in their footer.
		Dan Knight of Low End Mac manages SuperMacs, which was begun on June 20, 1998.
	lowendmac.com /supermacs/list.shtml (2893 words)

	SuperMacs
		SuperMacs is a forum for users of Umax SuperMac computers.
		Messages from this list will include "supermacs" in their footer.
		Dan Knight of Low End Mac manages SuperMacs, which was begun on June 20, 1998.
	www.lowendmac.com /supermacs/list.shtml (2518 words)

	Supermacs - TheBestLinks.com - Republic of Ireland, MTV, Mayo, Plastic, ...
		Supermacs, Republic of Ireland, MTV, Mayo, Plastic, 1978, McDonalds, County...
		However, Supermacs receives a lot of bad press in Ireland - due to its roots in the Galway and Mayo areas, a parody corporate motto has been circulated - Supermacs - Bringing curried chips to the West since 1969.
		Whilst the stores are all owned by the individual retailers, they almost all hold the same format of a two storey store on the main street of a town, with plastic seating and the serving counter upstairs, and more seating with a childrens play area upstairs.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Supermacs.html (226 words)

	The Clare Champion Newspaper - Ennis, Clare, Ireland
		The objection lodged by Supermacs states that owner, Mr McDonagh, has already caused notices to be served on the owners of Town Centre as to their intentions, unless all interference with Supermacs’ legitimate property rights cease immediately.
		Supermacs contends, “The scale of the development is completely intrusive and lacks cohesion with the Shannon town shopping centre, and would constitute a gross interference with proper planning and cohesive structures in the area”.
		Retailers Lidl add, “The proposed development would be contrary to the principle of proper development planning and development, as the site’s zoning is not compatible with the proposed use and the town of Shannon is serviced by a more than adequate supply of hotels”.
	www.clarechampion.ie /clch/www/index.asp?magpage=1&issid=28&issdate=Friday%2C+28+January+2005&issarch=1&topcatid=&catid=&id=2736 (497 words)

	Restaurants Ireland - supermacs Fast Food and Event Catering Ireland
		Supermac's, Ireland's leading quick service restaurant group, has today announced plans to enter the Northern Ireland marketplace for the first time.
		Supermac's has experienced significant growth in the Republic of Ireland in recent years and the company currently has 80 quick service restaurants in the Republic of Ireland, employing over 2,500 people with an annual turnover of €82million.
		Supermac's is also developing partnership arrangements with several key retail partners in Northern Ireland which will see a number of Supermac's restaurants opening on shared sites and inside existing petrol filling station retail outlets.
	www.supermacs.ie (366 words)

	Fostu - Domestic and International Recruitment and Job Placement in Ireland, featuring Recruit Express, the Low Cost, ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Supermacs have recently launched their extremely popular Fresh Express outlets which are a compact version of Supermacs based within forecourts/cibvenience shops.
		This adds another dimension to Supermac?s, where freshness and convenience are a unique selling point and Supermac?s reputation for quality food makes Supermac?s Fresh Express a popular choice with people on the move.
		Supermacs like to pride themselves in being an equal opportunities employer which strongly believes in helping employees reach their full potential within the Company.
	www.fostu.ie /clients/clientInfo.php?clientRef=14 (249 words)

	RTÉ Business: Supermac's urges action on false claims
		Supermac's say their public liability insurance costs have rocketed in the past few years as a result of the growing compensation culture and the worrying trend of bogus or exaggerated claims.
		Speaking at a press conference in Dublin today, McDonagh said he recognised the absolute right of the public to compensation in genuine cases, but said he felt the compensation culture had taken too strong a grip on the Irish psyche.
		Supermac's call for action is also backed by IBEC, ISME, the Vintners Federation of Ireland, CIE, Dublin Corporation and the Chambers of Commerce of Ireland.
	www.rte.ie /business/2002/0212/supermacs.html (318 words)

	Supermacs - Locations
		It is Supermac’s 74th restaurant nationwide and the fifth in Dublin with the others in O'Connell Street, Main Street Blackrock, Heuston Station, and Blakes' Cross in Fingal.
		It is designed to facilitate people on the move who do not have time to sit down and would prefer to enjoy Supermac’s on the run.
		Supermac's Fresh Express at Foster's Avenue brings Supermac’s employment in Dublin City and County to over 200.The new restaurant will be open from 7am till 10.30pm serving most of Supermac’s famous range including burgers, chicken, fish and fries.Pat McDonagh, founder and Managing Director of Supermac’s, said “I am delighted to see this Express restaurant opened.
	www.supermacs.com /news.asp?NID=117 (203 words)

	Supermacs website case studies
		Supermac’s, one of Ireland’s leading Fast Food Chains, wanted to change the design of their website to represent their new corporate image.
		They wanted to be able to edit the website content themselves, run text messaging competitions from the site and view the website statistics.
		Moved hosting of website and email over to Webtrade – Supermac’s have only to deal with one company now for any website or email issues
	www.webtrade.ie /case-supermacs.htm (196 words)

	Supermacs Restaurants Ireland
		Supermac's is Ireland's largest and fastest-growing indigenous fast food group.
		The first Supermac's opened its doors as far back as 1978 in Main Street, Ballinasloe, Co, Galway, Ireland.
		Since then, Supermac's has gone from strength to strength and in 2000 boasted a turnover well in excess of £45m with over 2000 employees.
	www.rathfarnhamlive.com /Supermacs (108 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Pat McDonagh
		Pat McDonagh is the founder of Supermacs - a major Irish fast food franchiser.
		He founded Supermacs in Ballinasloe, County Galway, Ireland in 1978 after failing to get planning permission to build a pool hall.
		Pat McDonagh’s Fall/Winter 2001 collection did not deviate from the high personal standards that she has set.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Pat-McDonagh (193 words)

	MyMac.com: publishing since 1995
		SuperMac and Radius, on the other end of the spectrum, had one person to manually enter years' worth of registration card info and then simply threw it all in the trash bin about two years ago.
		Having checked out your SuperMac site and, especially the FAQ listings (see URL at the end of this column), I can see that there is a huge amount of good information online.
		Now, considering that a G3 upgrade isn't sufficiently friendly towards asymmetric multiprocessing to work with even a G3 secondary processor (none of which exist outside of engineering labs), anyone who upgrades from a DP system to a G3 system will have a secondary processor lying around.
	www.mymac.com /showarticle.php?id=1009 (1742 words)

	SuperMac Insider: SuperMac on the Web
		A recent search on Yahoo for "supermac" found 438 pages (not including this one).
		As SuperMac owners look more and more at integrating old and new technologies, this many posts could be worth their weight in gold.
		The same instructions would also apply to the S910 and C600; the C500 would be pin-compatible with the ATX modifications, but good luck getting a standard ATX-size PS into the slim C500 case....
	home.earthlink.net /~supermac_insider/ontheweb/index.html (445 words)

	The Unofficial SuperMac Support Site
		Umax acquired the Maclone operation and SuperMac name from Radius, going on to become one of the more innovative cloners.
		Their corporate goal was to make quality Mac OS computers at prices that would give PCs a run for their money, something I believe they succeeded at.
		Using an older version of FWB HDT or the Apple driver on the SCSI drive that came with the SuperMac may so botch the hard drive structure that you will need to reformat it and reinstall everything.
	www.lowendmac.com /supermacs/index.shtml (638 words)

	SuperMACS™ II Separator
		The SuperMACS II Separator is provided with three Column Adapters to insert MACS Columns into the magnetic field.
		The SuperMACS™ II Separation Unit, shown with a D Column and the MACS® Acrylic Tube Rack.
		An LS Column placed in the magnetic field of a SuperMACS™ II Separation Unit using an Adapter for MS, LS, and LD Columns.
	www.miltenyibiotec.com /pg.124.185,98f013e01c34f8914ad980e7adf2b50f,page.html (249 words)

	Dublin Bus - News Centre - Special Offers (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Rambler/Annual/Monthly tickets must be shown to the staff of participating Supermacs restaurants in Dublin.
		Dublin Bus is excluded from liability for any loss, damage or injury, which might occur from redeeming this offer at Supermacs.
		By entering the promotion all participants will be deemed to have accepted and be bound by the terms and conditions.
	www.dublinbus.ie /news_centre/special_offers.asp?action=view&news_id=189 (296 words)

	Supermacs gets into pizzas: ThePost.ie
		Pat McDonagh, the managing director of Supermacs, is launching a new chain of pizza outlets throughout the country.
		McDonagh, who owns and operates 60 Supermacs outlets, has bought the Irish franchise for Papa John's, the US pizza chain, and plans to open restaurants across the country.
		McDonagh said he expected to open three outlets this year and to “really drive it forward over the coming three years'‘.
	archives.tcm.ie /businesspost/2005/05/15/story4822.asp (370 words)

	SuperMac Insider: Products (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Although that's a dead issue today, SuperMac Insider strives to recreate the original presentation as completely as possible.
		With about 100,000 SuperMacs built and sold by Umax, they'll be showing up for sale or auction on the web for years to come.
		However they've been used, abused, reconfigured, stripped down, and loaded up since their original sale, this section provides a complete and accurate view of how they came into the world.
	home.earthlink.net /~supermac_insider/products/index.html (136 words)

	eircom net - 2006-11-18 0
		Three creditors claim that former Galway Supermacs manager Kevin Blair has been buying sports cars and living luxuriously since taking over as president of the Claddagh Development Group, which has 17 US branches.
		Mr Blair, who is originally from Ohio, moved to Ireland to work for Supermacs before opening the chain of Irish-themed US restaurants in 2001 with Mr McDonagh's backing.
		According to figures published in The Irish Times last year, Supermacs invested €16.02 million in Claddagh up to the start of 2004 and put €5.37 million into Claddagh in 2004.
	home.eircom.net /content/irelandcom/biznews/9326858?view=Eircomnet (592 words)

	Claddagh Irish Pubs
		Pat McDonagh, founder and Managing Director of Supermac’s Ireland Ltd, and also founder and partner in the Claddagh Irish Pub Chain in America.
		Having spent five years teaching Pat decided to look at the business world and opened his first outlet in Ballinasloe in 1978, Supermac’s currently employ in excess of 2000 people in both company and franchised units.
		In 2001 he decided it was time to look at another venture in the US and together with his Operations Manager in Supermac’s, Kevin Blair they set up the Claddagh Irish Pub, initially in Indianapolis.
	www.ey.com /global/content.nsf/Ireland_EOY_E/finalists2004-Claddagh (565 words)

	www.limerickpost.ie \| todays news
		And he replied that he had seen me going to the bank and that the carpark was reserved for Supermacs customers and customers of the betting shop next door only.
		She was very sympathetic and even spoke to the man on my behalf.
		The man wasnt a bit nice to me and I cant understand why someone in his position wouldnt use his common sense and not clamp a heavily pregnant woman.
	www.limerickpost.ie /dailynews.elive?id=6398&category=Daily-Mon (373 words)

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