Lecturer eyes Donegal as video games capital

A college lecturer is hoping to end Donegal’s status as an employment blackspot by making it the video games capital of Ireland.

Lecturer eyes Donegal as video games capital
Sun, 04 Sep, 2005 - 11:12

A college lecturer is hoping to end Donegal’s status as an employment blackspot by making it the video games capital of Ireland.

The county has suffered in recent weeks with the closure of the Hospira and Clubman factories and the loss of more than 600 jobs.

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