200 jobs will be created over four years in Athlone, Co Westmeath at Neueda Technologies, an IT Training, development and consulting services company.

Up to 300 jobs are on the way to Limerick with Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC) set to open a facility in a new €18m office development.

Software engineering solutions and services company Comtrade Digital Services has announced that they have opened their new global HQ in Dublin.

Cloud and Managed Services provider Ergo has announced today that it will be expanding its workforce by 100 people, as it forecasts revenues to hit €100m by 2020.

Today 200 jobs were announced as MetLife celebrated the official opening of a new Global Technology Campus in Galway.

In a sign of Ireland’s rising economic tide, a landmark hotel in West Cork is to hold wall-to-wall “walk-in” interviews for the first time in its history — for everything from porters to chefs.

Construction supplies group Grafton is to create another 170 jobs in its Irish merchanting business in the next two years as it expands its operations in response to an upturn in business.

An international data centre officially opening in Dublin this morning says it hopes to create more jobs in the future.

A US tech and software company is expected to announce the creation of up to 100 jobs in Cork today.

Ireland's 12.5% corporate tax rate will remain in place, despite recent controversies surrounding so-called tax breaks for US computer giant Apple, Finance Minister, Michael Noonan has said writes David Raleigh.

Some 675 jobs are to be created following massive investment in the biopharmaceutical and software sectors in Cork, Dublin, and Galway.

An expansion by a Waterford-based healthcare company which makes cancer treatment drugs will create 200 highly-skilled jobs over the next five years.

The country’s two biggest cities were boosted by major announcements yesterday as more than 100 jobs came on stream in Dublin and Cork’s first internet exchange opened for business.

Up to 1,500 new jobs were confirmed in a series of investments in the technology and environmental service sectors.

Bringing tens of thousands of emigrants home to work is central to the Government’s Action Plan for Jobs 2016.

More than 260 jobs have been announced in Athlone and Galway — with 70 to be filled by Christmas.

Limerick yesterday got a 230 educational and building jobs boost in what a leading academic described as “a game-changing moment” for Limerick IT.

A Canadian software company which plans to create more than 100 customer support jobs in Cork over the next two years has announced an open recruitment event to fill the roles.

Cork County Council has helped create 240 jobs in the past 17 months through its work with Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs).

The green light is expected today for the creation of a new film production industry in Limerick, through a partnership between the city and Ardmore Studios. It will create more than 750 permanent jobs and could benefit the local economy to the tune of an estimated €80m yearly.

One hundred new jobs have been announced at the Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin today.

Some 10,000 work visas for Canada are expected to be snapped up by Irish job seekers in less than 10 minutes today.

The Government’s Gateway job activation programme is more than 1,000 recruits short of its mid-year target. Just 200 additional people have been recruited since the start of the year.

THERE was more good news on the jobs front yesterday in a loan package worth €400m for Ireland’s small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

ON a news landscape characterised by reports of austerity and war, positive stories are scarcer than hens’ teeth and so it is heartening that 100 small new technology companies are set to generate up to 1,500 jobs here over the next three years.

One hundred and fifty jobs are on offer at a software company in Dublin.

Almost 500 new jobs in the technology sphere were announced yesterday.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny will make a significant jobs announcement in Cork this morning as recruitment firm Oxford International unveils a major expansion.

Almost 500 new jobs were announced yesterday, amid stark warnings that the Government must tackle the State’s chronic lack of world-class office space.

Ireland’s largest exporter of multilingual business process outsourcing is now hiring, writes Eoin English.

Thirty new technology-based positions will come on stream in Cork over the next two years.

A healthcare company is to create 150 jobs over the next three years with an expansion of its services in the west of Ireland.

Ireland could create more than 50,000 jobs, if there was an aggressive development of the marine renewable energy sector, according to Tony Lewis.

Some of the 410 people employed by Lufthansa Technik Airmotive Ireland (LTAI) described news that the company is considering closure as a pre-Christmas “kick in the teeth”.

Deutsche Bank — Europe’s largest financial institution — is creating 700 jobs as part of a major expansion of its Irish operations.