SFA: Irish business model no longer competitive

The Director of the Small Firms Association Pat Delaney has said today's announcements of 67 losses at the Clubman Omega plant in Donegal is further evidence our business model for the manufacturing sector no longer reflects the needs of a competitive economy.

SFA: Irish business model no longer competitive

The Director of the Small Firms Association Pat Delaney has said today's announcements of 67 losses at the Clubman Omega plant in Donegal is further evidence our business model for the manufacturing sector no longer reflects the needs of a competitive economy.

The SFA called on the Government to fast forward the decentralisation process for the Donegal region in order to stem the difficulties faced by the local economy.

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