BRIAN BORU service station in Tuamgraney has been named the forecourt retailer of the year.

Top marks went to the Pat McDonagh owned service station at the Checkout National Grocery Retail Awards 2025 held in recent weeks.

Scariff woman Mairead O’Donnell is the manager of the busy East Clare service station.

Speaking to The Clare Echo, the Supermac’s Managing Director stated, “it was good to see it because there is a great team up there led by Mairead. It is a nice project, it came out very well, I’m delighted with it because Tuamgraney and Scariff is a nice area with nice people, it is great to be able to do something for them. It is a win win situation because we do pretty well on it”.

In November 2023, the Plaza Group which owns Supermac’s acquired the property in an online auction for a fee of €820,000. The property was described as a “substantial forecourt in a high profile location”.

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