Cork firm bullish over future as revenue grows

A CORK-BASED archaeological firm that grew its turnover by more than 20% last year said it is well placed to beat the recession and grow its business.

Headland Archaeology (Ireland) had a dip in pre-tax profits to just under €500,000 in the year to the end of May 2008 from €700,000 in the previous year as it gears up for growth.

Turnover in the year jumped from €6.8 million to €8.3m.