IDA: Multinational investments mean 1,500 construction jobs

The IDA has said up to 1,500 building jobs will be created over the next two years, following a number of Foreign Direct Investment announcements.

Sun, 22 Apr, 2012 - 11:58

The IDA has said up to 1,500 building jobs will be created over the next two years, following a number of Foreign Direct Investment announcements.

The agency said investment by companies like Apple, Google, Eli Lilly and Boston Scientific will mean 1.5 million square feet of new buildings will be needed.

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