60 new jobs for Co Mayo

A Co Mayo technology firm is to create 60 new jobs at Knock Airport.

Tue, 28 May, 2002 - 15:11

A Co Mayo technology firm is to create 60 new jobs at Knock Airport.

Xonen Technologies, which already employs 29 people at its Knock facility, said it intends to develop its operations and increase its workforce.

The company manufactures CDs and DVDs.

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