Job hopes for new online game centre

Hundreds of jobs could be created in a new call centre for online role-playing games in Galway, it was announced today.

Tue, 15 Mar, 2011 - 14:33

Hundreds of jobs could be created in a new call centre for online role-playing games in Galway, it was announced today.

ZeniMax Online Studios and the Minister for Enterprise Richard Bruton have announced plans to open a customer support centre.

Minister Bruton said the investment was won for Galway by IDA Ireland in the face of stiff competition from other European locations.

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