McDonald’s has finally launched their delivery service in Ireland

The wait is over.

McDonald's are officially bringing the McDelivery service to Dublin, Cork and Galway - and it all starts today. The fast food delivery service, in partnership with UberEATS, is available to anyone who is within a mile and a half of any of the participating restaurants. It will feature options for breakfast, lunch and dinner - and will be available from 8am until midnight, seven days a week The Dublin locations offering McDelivery include the McDonald's on Upper O'Connell Street and Lower O'Connell Street; the one on May Street; the one in Temple Bar; the one on East Wall Road; the one in Rathmines (which will re-open on November 14); the one in Phibsborough; the one on the Navan Road. [caption id="attachment_434916" align="alignnone" width="1600"] Photo:Andrew Downes, xposure[/caption] Meanwhile, the Galway locations offering McDelivery include the one on Shop Street; the one in Westside; and the one in Galway Retail Park. In Cork, the locations offering McDelivery include Winthrop Street; Patrick's Street; Mallow Road; Blackpool and Musgrave Park. Peadar Golden, Head of Uber Eats in Ireland, said:

“We are really excited to be launching Uber Eats and working with McDonald's to deliver your favourites for the first time in Ireland. "Our app means that people can now get great food at the touch of a button delivered to their home or office. "With Uber Eats you can follow the progress of your delivery, see your courier arriving on a live map and pay using your account - no change required."

To get a McDelivery...

1. Download the UberEATS app or order online atwww.ubereats.com
2. Pick delivery location - enter the address where you’d like your meal delivered
3. Search for your nearest McDonald’s location in the app
4. Place your order - pick the items you want right now or schedule your order to arrive when you want. You can add notes to customise your meal and like Uber the order is charged to your card on file
5. Follow the progress of the delivery.