Is the McDonald's restaurants Irish or Scottish?

Answer 1

McDonald is primarily a Scottish surname, however, the form MacDonnell (Mac Domhnaill) is found in Ireland. The Irish MacDonnell's have three distinct origins: * A Scottish clan from Argyle (Lord of the Isles) Co. Antrim; * A sept of Co. Fermanagh, now almost extinct. * MacDonnell of Thomond (Co. Clare)

Answer 2

May 9th, 1977.

Ireland was the 22nd country that McDonald's began operating in.

They didn't operate in Northern Ireland until October 14th, 1991.

They were the 55th country that McDonald's began operating in.

Answer 3

I'ts pretty much the same as anywhere else in the world.

Answer 4

like when it opened in America

Answer 5

yes, there are 74 of them.

Answer 6

There are 83 McDonald's in Ireland.

Answer 7

It's Chinese!