20 new jobs to be created in Galway

A Dublin-based telecommunications company is to create 20 high-tech jobs at its new office in Galway city.

Wed, 22 Aug, 2001 - 10:57

A Dublin-based telecommunications company is to create 20 high-tech jobs at its new office in Galway city.

Duolog Technologies specialises in the design of next-generation wireless communications products.

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