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Pictured Is Michael Carey, Chairman, Enterprise Ireland, John Power, Ceo, Aerogen And Jennifer Melia, Executive Director, Enterprise Ireland. Pic: Fintan Clarke/Coalesce Aerogen Today Announces Details Of A €300 Million Transformational Scaling And Investment Plan, Which Will Result In The Creation Of 725 New Jobs In Ireland Over The Next 10 Years. This Announcement Was Made In Conjunction With Enterprise Ireland’s End Of Year Results For 2024, Which Confirms That Total Employment At Companies Supported By The Agency Increased To A Record 234,454 Last Year, With 15,741 New Jobs Created. 64% Of The New Jobs Created In These Client Companies Were Located Outside The Dublin Region With All Nine Regions Recording Jobs Growth.

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Irish medtech Aerogen to create over 700 new jobs in Galway and Shannon

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