Limerick and Galway set for jobs boost

Galway is due to receive a massive jobs boost. Around 600 positions are being created by a UK firm at Ballybritt business park.

Thu, 18 Apr, 2002 - 14:04

Galway is due to receive a massive jobs boost. Around 600 positions are being created by a UK firm at Ballybritt business park.

They are due to be announced by Tanaiste Mary Harney this afternoon.

Meanwhile, 280 new jobs have been confirmed for Limerick, where the Thomson Net-G firm is expanding its operations in Plassey.

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