Center Parcs resort records pre-tax loss of €18m The operators of the €280m Center Parcs holiday resort last year recorded pre-tax losses totalling €18.2m due to Covid-19 enforced shutdowns. Business • 18 May 22
Center Parcs to spend €85m on Longford resort expansion Center Parcs is to spend €85m expanding its forest resort in Co Longford, with the creation of 250 permanent jobs once the development is complete. Business • 15 Jun 21
Center Parcs closes temporarily due to restrictions The Center Parcs holiday village group has said it is committed to protecting its workforce of 1,000 people in County Longford - despite a decision … Business • 07 Oct 20
Center Parcs to reopen in Longford on 13 July Center Parcs has said it will re-open its Longford Forest resort in Ballymahon from Monday 13 July, but its swimming pool area will remain closed … Business • 23 Jun 20
Center Parcs hold Midlands recruitment drive Ireland's first Center Parcs forest holiday resort is starting a recruitment drive in the Midlands today and tomorrow. Business • 15 Oct 18
INOU in call for co-ordinated approach on jobs The Irish National Organisation of the Unemployed has called for a co-ordinated approach to ensure local people get jobs in the new Center Parcs resort … News • 03 Aug 16
Center Parcs granted planning for Longford project Longford Co Council has given the planning permission a green light for the new €233m holiday village Center Parcs development. Business • 29 Feb 16
Center Parcs submits planning for Longford site Center Parcs has formally submitted a planning application to Longford Co Council to develop a holiday village on a 395-acre site at Newcastle Wood, 5km … Business • 30 Oct 15
Brookfield Property buys Center Parcs Center Parcs has been bought by US-listed company Brookfield Property Partners, after previous owner Blackstone opted to sell the company rather than float it. Business • 02 Jun 15
UK holiday resort firm seeks Longford site One of the UK's largest holiday resort firms is to seek planning permission for a development in Ireland that could create 500 jobs. News • 01 Apr 15
