Private health insurance firm Laya Healthcare is to create 100 jobs in Cork over the next three years.
ZMDI establishes R&D centre in Limerick
ZMDI, a semiconductor company focused on energy efficiency, is establishing an R&D design centre in Limerick. The company will create 35 highly skilled engineering positions for graduates and technicians over 5 years, with the support of Government, through IDA Ireland.
Total Defense establishes new European Operations Hub in Dublin and anticipates creating 100 roles
Total Defense Internet Security Ireland Limited, the Palo Alto, CA headquartered Internet security company, today announced it is establishing a European Operations Hub in Ballsbridge, Dublin 4. 21 people have been recruited to-date and it is anticipated the centre could grow to 100 people to support the company’s growing European business.
SAP to invest €110m at its Dublin and Galway facilities with the creation of 250 new jobs
German software giant SAP has announced plans to expand its Irish operations and create 250 new jobs in Galway and Dublin.
100 jobs-Cisco Systems electronics and communications plant in Oranmore.
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Taoiseach Enda Kenny is due to announce more than 100 new jobs in Galway today at the Cisco Systems electronics and communications plant in Oranmore.
Amgen announce major expansion of Dun Laoghaire facility
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| Amgen and the Irish Government today announced the start of a $200 million-plus expansion programme in Ireland that is expected to result in the creation of 100 jobs. The Taoiseach, Enda Kenny T.D. and the Tánaiste, Eamon Gilmore T.D. officiated at the groundbreaking ceremony today, marking the commencement of a major construction programme at the Amgen plant at Pottery Road, in Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin. The investment is supported by the Irish Government through IDA Ireland. |
Galway green technology firm creates 14 new jobs
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AN Irish start-up business is celebrating a €2.8 million cash injection that will create 14 high end jobs.
Galway based greentech company, Cellulac, has been approved for the record grant from the European Commission to commercialise its biorefining technology that converts agricultural waste into lactic acid.
The investment will fund 14 posts and the recruitment of graduates from the life sciences and engineering sectors.
Fin Murray, chief executive, said: “This win and our confidence that Cellulac will be filling key R&D roles locally is a testament to the investment poured into the development of the life sciences and green tech sectors over the last number of years.”
IDA welcomes decision by BlackRock to open new office in Dublin for 25 employees
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Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton TD and IDA Ireland welcomed the decision by BlackRock Inc, (NYSE: BLK) the world’s largest asset manager,to open a new office in Ireland, housing over 25 employees.
Sogeti (a Capgemini Company) to expand Irish workforce
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Sogeti, a Capgemini company, is to create 65 new jobs through the expansion of its Dublin and Galway offices over the next three years. The positions created will be a mix of high skilled and graduate roles in the IT sector, with recruitment already in progress.
Indeed opens EMEA headquarters in Dublin
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Indeed, the world’s most comprehensive search engine for jobs, has opened its new EMEA headquarters in Dublin and plans to hire 50 new employees in 2012. Indeed’s EMEA headquarters will bring its sales and customer support functions closer to the company’s expanding international client base.
