Over 100 Supermacs nationwide

[mickohall]

"Would you like flies with your bog burger?"

Fucking spud gobbling muck savages swill.

 

[Langer Dan]

Absolute shite.

Had it in kildare driving down the other week, lesson learnt, never again.

 

[Snoop Doggy Dog]

More like a proper chipper than the Mickey D's and Burgerking shite, at least some of thier food tatstes like food and not cardboard.

 

[Eoin]

More like a proper chipper than the Mickey D's and Burgerking shite, at least some of thier food tatstes like food and not cardboard.

Give me McDonalds any day of the week over supersacs.

I wouldn't let my dog eat it.

 

[Eoin]

Had it in kildare driving down the other week, lesson learnt, never again.

2 mates home from Australia/NZ a couple of years ago dragged me to the one down home. It had been a good 6 or 7 years since I'd been there so I'd forgotten how awful it really was.

Never again.

 

[Elrohir]

Strike one for the small guy, who'd have thought a Paddy could take on Ronald McDonald and win, time to treat myself to a Supermac's Chicken Big Mac later.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1798527730344202399

Supermac's wins Big Mac trademark case with McDonald's

The General Court of the European Court of Justice has upheld a complaint by the Irish fast-food company Supermac's against the global giant McDonald's in a long-running dispute over the use of the "Big Mac" trademark.

www.rte.ie

McDonald's loses Big Mac trademark case

The court ultimately found the evidence was not sufficient to prove McDonald's had used the contested trademark enough in relation to poultry products.

news.sky.com

https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/no-more-chicken-big-macs-eu-court-rules-against-mcdonalds-trademark-case-2024-06-05/

 

[Meridian]

Strike one for the small guy, who'd have thought a Paddy could take on Ronald McDonald and win, time to treat myself to a Supermac's Chicken Big Mac later.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1798527730344202399

Supermac's wins Big Mac trademark case with McDonald's

The General Court of the European Court of Justice has upheld a complaint by the Irish fast-food company Supermac's against the global giant McDonald's in a long-running dispute over the use of the "Big Mac" trademark.

www.rte.ie

McDonald's loses Big Mac trademark case

The court ultimately found the evidence was not sufficient to prove McDonald's had used the contested trademark enough in relation to poultry products.

news.sky.com

https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/no-more-chicken-big-macs-eu-court-rules-against-mcdonalds-trademark-case-2024-06-05/

That Pat McDonagh is a decent operator, he took on the Insurance industry as well re spurious claims .

 

[flyingspud]

Know someone who worked for him in one of his hotels. Said he was a great guy to work for. Very hands on and approachable.

Is he still so tight, SM employees have to buy their own uniforms?

 

[dukeroyale]

Strike one for the small guy, who'd have thought a Paddy could take on Ronald McDonald and win, time to treat myself to a Supermac's Chicken Big Mac later.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1798527730344202399

Supermac's wins Big Mac trademark case with McDonald's

The General Court of the European Court of Justice has upheld a complaint by the Irish fast-food company Supermac's against the global giant McDonald's in a long-running dispute over the use of the "Big Mac" trademark.

www.rte.ie

McDonald's loses Big Mac trademark case

The court ultimately found the evidence was not sufficient to prove McDonald's had used the contested trademark enough in relation to poultry products.

news.sky.com

https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/no-more-chicken-big-macs-eu-court-rules-against-mcdonalds-trademark-case-2024-06-05/

didn’t it all kick off over mcdonald’s trying to copyright the term “snack box”? snack box is the ubiquitous irish cuisine staple! it’d be like fleetwood mac trying to copyright bacon and cabbage.

 

[Henrys Fonda]

David beats Goliath again

Supermac's wins UK trademark battle with McDonald's

Supermac's has won the latest round of a long-running legal battle with McDonald's over trademarks, with the UK Intellectual Property Office ruling that the Irish fast-food chain's name and logo can be registered in the UK.

www.rte.ie