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The Applegreen service station in Tipperary Town will temporarily close
A Tipperary service station will temporarily close to facilitate a store refit to offer a new range of products.
The Applegreen outlet on Davitt Street in Tipperary is set to close from today, March 24 for a month in order for construction work to take place at the outlet.
Once the store reopens, it will be teaming up with Marks & Spencer to offer M&S Food, which will be available for purchase at the Tipperary Town outlet.
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The current Applegreen oulet in Tipp Town includes a Subway outlet, which will also be closed for the duration of the building works.
While the main shop will close for the duration of the building works, petrol and diesel, as well as daily essentials will be available from a temporary outlet on the site.
The West Tipperary Applegreen outlet employs up to 18 staff, and it is understood they will undergo training while the store refit is taking place.
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The outlet is set to reopen again on April 22, according to a notice posted on the door of the outlet, offering M&S Food favourites.
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