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Subject: Corruption Thrives in the Land of Chicken McNuggets 🍗💼 Dear McDonald’s Management, I am compelled to file an official — yet painfully ironic — report regarding possible misconduct within your culinary ranks. On October 26, 2025, as a law-abiding citizen and loyal customer, I purchased a portion of 9 Nuggets for a fair price of €5.90. However, upon receiving my order, I discovered that the box was designed for only 6 nuggets — and, unsurprisingly, contained exactly 6. This raises serious questions: • Is this a new corporate strategy to promote healthy eating through portion control? • Or are we witnessing the birth of McCorruption™, where three nuggets mysteriously vanish into the shadows of fast-food economics? I kindly request an internal investigation to identify those responsible for this nugget deficit and to restore justice (and my missing three nuggets). Sincerely, (I’m kinda sad) A tireless advocate for integrity in fast food 🍟⚖️ Text written by ChatGPT (GPT-5). Given: 1 McNugget ≈ 45–50 kcal Ordered: 9 nuggets Received: 6 nuggets Calories lost = (9 - 6) × 45–50 Calories lost = 3 × 45–50 Calories lost = 135–150 kcal Result: McCorruption™ saved me approximately 140 kcal. Unintentional diet achieved. 🧮

Heath Hussar

Came during lunch hour—place was packed. Service was fast, but the food quality suffered. My Big Mac was sloppily made and the fries were clearly sitting under the heat lamp too long. On the plus side, the drink machine worked and the place was relatively clean. Overall, it was passable. It’ll curb your hunger, but won’t impress you. Just your typical McDonald’s experience without any surprises.

kat

It’s your average McDonalds but located in a convenient place. If you are staying in a hotel nearby the airport, this is probably one of your only food options outside of your hotel or the airport terminal. The service was kind of slow and they forgot to add one item that we ordered. Relatively clean and accessible.

Ash Keith

Orders are consistently wrong coming through the drive thru my last three orders have been wrong and many before that. will be checking the bag fully before driving away in future

Gary Farrell

By far the biggest issues with this place is the fact you can never go into it cos there are at minimum at all times 20 taxis parked in its car park they pay 2 euro for a coffee and park there for hours 5 times in the last 2 weeks I've been to the airport and wanted to go in and sit down and you can't cos there is no control over the taxis even in the petrol station adjacent to it is full of them . McDonald's beed to put in a time period for taxis no more than 15 mins for all of them as its a joke I can't go into a McDonald's and sit down and enjoy a meal with my kids while waiting on a plane to land cos of the stupid amount of taxis just sitting there when I asked about it at the window as I had no choice but to go drive through I was told they are paying customers. As I watched 6 taxis men standing around smoking with coffees from the petrol station in their hands so sorry but until they do something about this stupid parking 2 star is max itl ever get from me. That and the rude staff .

I got clamped here for taking my dog for a 5minute walk to let him go to the toilet on the grass after dropping my wife off at the airport before going into McDonald's. I came back 5 minutes later and stickers on my car with the parking attendant telling me I should have gone into McDonald's first before taking my dog.... they were waiting for me to walk away so they could put a clamp on it. €125 to release and McDonald's are just saying it is CPMS who manage it, nothing got to do with them. Don't use this restaurant

Анастасия Палюх

My burger order was touched with bare hands, including the cheese, patty, and bun, which is unacceptable in a food service establishment... They should be following sanitary standards. I watched the guy preparing my burger, and he stood there for a very long time, at least 40 minutes... I also heard from your employees that half of them don't wash their hands at all. How am I supposed to know what they were doing with their hands? Maybe they touched their genitals with those hands. I'm waiting for an answer.😡😡😡

Juri Rosenfeld

I was there on December 19th waiting for a flight to Stuttgart What was extremely unpleasant was that the receipt for my cup of coffee was printed out and the female bartender placed it next to her, apparently wanting to use it one more time to steal money from her owners. I urge McDonald's management to investigate this establishment, especially when people steal money from the owners in the food service industry. This inevitably affects the quality of the product.

Niamh Lonergan

AVOID at all costs. The car parking is an absolute scam, McDonalds have hired a clamping company who sit in a van in the car park between the circle K and McDonalds. They wait and watch for people to walk over to the service station and they clamp within 2 minutes of arrival without any prior warning or notice that the car park is for McDonalds customers only. When asked the reason, I was told "McDonalds are losing out on custom". I doubt a €42 million euro business are being affected by one car park out of their 96 franchises in ireland. It is an absolute scam.

Brendan Bonner

AVOID AT ALL COSTS - as others have stated, this is not a normal McDonalds beside a service station!!, the car park has hired what can only be described as scam artists. They clamp your car even if you are visiting the restaurant with no appeal. The clampers claim if you sit on the wall, or go to the service station to purchase something, they will clamp immediately. This is a problem with Ireland's clamping laws, but this operation is targeting tourists and threatening them without access to their car unless they pay immediately (the clampers claimed they only release them when they pop in for food). As in the pictures, they illegally park themselves by the door (these are the setdown and wheelchair spaces) and literally run to put the clamp on - we turned off the car at 14:42, and the clamp photo was 14:43:02!! Don't say you weren't warned - 125 euro for stopping to eat!!

Declan O'Reilly

Unlawful Clamping, Harassment, and Threatening Behaviour – McDonald’s Dublin Airport – 11/08/2025, approx. 11:30 I lawfully parked in your car park as a genuine customer, intending to dine inside. Upon entering, I found: One toilet out of service (no toilet paper), The other toilet occupied with a queue, and The disabled toilet broken. These facts can be verified on your CCTV. As a result, I briefly left the premises to use the toilet next door, returning within minutes. Upon my return, I discovered my car had been clamped. I approached a McDonald’s employee who: Saw me park my car, Saw me enter the restaurant, and Saw me exit the toilets. This employee was aware that I had been in the restaurant prior to my short absence, which was entirely due to your facilities being unusable. Despite this, he insisted that I was “not a customer” and that I had been clamped because I “left the premises” — even though I have a receipt and can be seen on CCTV as a genuine customer. I explained the situation and stated that I had already informed the manager about the broken toilets, yet I was told I must pay the clamping company before the clamp would be removed. The clamper on site was professional and advised me to appeal later but confirmed I must pay first. I paid €125 by credit card under protest. Even after payment, the McDonald’s employee refused to instruct clamp removal until ordered to do so by the manager. After the clamp was removed, the same employee mocked me, laughed, sarcastically wished me a “nice day.” When I told where to go , he followed me to my car and verbally threatened to smash my head in and kept saying go on say it again— in front of witnesses,the clamping company’s ans security cameras. I also witnessed other customers being clamped at the same time for the same alleged reason. I did not see any signage stating that customers must remain within a defined boundary at all times. It was unclear where such a boundary began or ended. It would have been impossible to know whether McDonald’s also owned or controlled the neighbouring premises, as the site appeared continuous. I believe the clamping at this location is not being carried out in a reasonable or fair manner, but rather as a profit-making exercise, and in this case was enforced despite clear evidence I was a legitimate customer. Clamping a genuine customer due to a brief absence caused by your own facility failures is unreasonable and grossly disproportionate. Denying me the use of parking and imposing a €125 penalty under these circumstances is complete unfair. Forcing payment under these circumstances constitutes coercion or an unlawful demand. The verbal threat of physical assault by your employee is a matter I am reporting to An Garda Síochána. This incident should be clearly visible on your CCTV. I now request A full and formal investigation by McDonald’s Ireland into the conduct of your staff at Dublin Airport on 11/08/2025. Preservation and release of all relevant CCTV footage to An Garda Síochána upon their request. A full refund of the €125 clamping fee to my credit card. A written explanation of what measures will be implemented to prevent a repeat incident, including proper staff training on: Customer rights, Appropriate clamping procedures, and Professional conduct towards customers.

Faisal Ahmed (Jrollllaaa)

Another bad experience, and I am a regular DAA employee who uses this McDonald's but after today I WONT BE BACK. Ordered 2 meals - Big Tasty with and WITHOUT BACON, got 2 meals BOTH WITH BACON, I'm allergic and now I won't have a meal to eat. The other Big Tasty had bacon coming out on all sides, the presentation was abysmal. Receipt is provided.