Town fights back after jobs body blow by Dairygold

An alliance hoping to revitalise Mitchelstown identifies key priorities, writes Ray Ryan.
Town fights back after jobs body blow by Dairygold
Fri, 23 Apr, 2004 - 01:00

MITCHELSTOWN is fighting back from the Dairygold Co-op jobs crisis and planning for a brighter future.

Some 250 of the 500 redundancies implemented by the dairy giant before Christmas affected families in the area.

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