A private bus company has announced the creation of 425 new jobs and an €8.5 million investment in its Irish operations.
Go-Ahead Ireland Announces Jobs and Investment in Dublin Operations
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BDO Announces Consulting Merger with Eaton Square
Chartered accountancy firm BDO has launched a new consulting business in Ireland following its merger with Irish management consulting firm Eaton Square.
Californian Tech Company Expands in Cork
A Californian cloud data management company has announced its plans to add fifty new jobs in Cork.
Enterprise Ireland Announces 2017 Levels of Job Creation
Enterprise Ireland, the Government agency responsible for developing Irish business globally, has reported the creation of 19,332 new jobs by companies it supports throughout 2017.
Huawei Announces Trinity College Research Partnership and Cork Expansion
Huawei, a global information and communications technology (ICT) solutions provider, has announced a new research partnership with Trinity College Dublin as part of its growing R&D footprint in Ireland.
Investment in Irish Start-Up Creates 70 New Jobs
A Dublin-based start-up has announced the creation of 70 jobs after a new €2 million investment.
Manufacturer Announces New Jobs in Cavan
A manufacturer of plaster and plasterboard has announced the creation of 14 new jobs at its manufacturing facility in Co. Cavan.
Flight Centre Travel Group Announces 30 New Jobs
Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG) has announced plans to create more than 30 new roles to facilitate its expansion in Ireland.
Action Plan for Jobs Key Pillar of Ireland’s Brexit Strategy
Chambers Ireland has welcomed the launch of the Action Plan for Jobs 2017, which promises to create 45,000 new jobs by the end of this year.
Youth Unemployment in Decline
Commenting on today’s release of the CSO Monthly Unemployment figures for December 2016, Ian Talbot, Chief Executive Chambers Ireland said: “The ongoing reduction in the unemployment rate is positive news, coming as it does at a time of uncertainty for the Irish economy.”
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