Rathcormac gets new service station

‘Badly wanting’ was the reaction of most people we spoke to at last Friday’s official opening of the new service station in Rathcormac. Within minutes of the ‘green light’, motorists started arriving, all eager to avail of introductory offers.

While it’s costing us more to fill up, East Cork Oil are confident their prices will compare favourably with any opposition. This company was well represented at the opening, with one of their new recruits, former All-Ireland hurler with Cork, Sean Og O hAilpin, on hand to meet and greet. The retail side of the operation is provided by Costcutter. Spokesperson, Stephen Owens, said they were delighted to be up and running.

“It’s a great location, East Cork Oil and Urban Sips (coffee) are on board and we’re already very busy, public reaction has been very positive,” he told TheAvondhu.

A HUGE BOOST FOR RATHCORMAC

Rathcormac is in growth mode and this shows no signs of abating. More houses, more amenities, an already full ‘new school’, ambitious plans for the village centre, all spell good news for the area. Little wonder that organisations like East Cork Oil and Costcutter want to be part of this success story.

(Pic: John Ahern) NEW ERA FOR RATHCORMAC: At last Friday’s official opening of the new service station in Rathcormac were, l-r: Tommy Mullane (Operations Manager East Cork Oil), John Stafford (East Cork Oil), Breda Cox (East Cork Oil), Sean Og O hAilpin (Ross Oil) and Con Ryan (East Cork Oil).

(Pic: John Ahern) Fermoy based employees of Costcutter, Holly Milward and Denise Mgbejume, in the company of Tommy Mullane (East Cork Oil) and Sean Og O hAilpin (Ross Oil) at last Friday’s official opening of the new service station in Rathcormac.

(Pic: John Ahern) John Stafford from Killavullen (East Cork Oil), left, and Dominic O’Sullivan (Ballindangan) along with Sean Og O hAilpin at last Friday’s official opening of the new service station in Rathcormac.