Bus company Go-Ahead to create 400 new jobs after winning major new contract

Go-Ahead Ireland already employs 900 workers since beginning operations in 2018
Bus company Go-Ahead to create 400 new jobs after winning major new contract

Go-Ahead Group chief commercial officer Daniel Lewis; Go-Ahead Ireland managing director Dervla McKay; Minister for Transport, Darragh O’Brien, and Go-Ahead Ireland driver Ramona Mihai as the company announced 400 new roles in the greater Dublin area. Picture: Shane O’Neill/Coalesce

Bus company Go-Ahead Ireland is to create 400 new jobs after the company was awarded a major contract in Dublin. 

Go-Ahead Ireland has been awarded the National Transport Authority’s Outer Dublin Metropolitan Area North and South contract, which will see the transport operator service 65 routes through the company’s Ballymount, Ballycoolin, and Kilpedder locations.

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