20 new jobs in Dublin after rise in home burglaries

20 news jobs are to be created in Dublin.

20 new jobs in Dublin after rise in home burglaries
Wed, 17 Jul, 2013 - 17:40

20 news jobs are to be created in Dublin.

Merrion Private Vaults, is being set up to deal with a rise in home burglaries.

The company said- the vault has been built from scratch and has the latest security technology installed. The announcement will see up to 20 jobs created directly in the company and in supporting service providers.

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