Fidelity Investments to create 300 new jobs in Ireland

The majority of these roles will be based in Galway, while 100 jobs will be located in Dublin.
Lorna Martyn, Ireland regional chair and SVP of technology at Fidelity Investments

Lorna Martyn, Ireland regional chair and SVP of technology at Fidelity Investments

Mon, 17 Oct, 2022 - 15:20
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Financial services firm Fidelity Investments announced it will create 300 new jobs in Ireland over the next two years.

The majority of these roles will be based in Galway, while 100 jobs will be located in Dublin.

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