Dundrum centre leisure areas will create 440 jobs

ABOUT 450 jobs are to be created this year when two new retail and leisure areas are opened in Dundrum’s Town Centre in Dublin.

Dundrum centre leisure areas will create 440 jobs
Wed, 10 Sep, 2008 - 01:00

A total of 444 new positions will be created with the opening of Pembroke district and Dundrum south, two new retail and leisure areas within the centre.

Opened in 2005, Dundrum Town Centre has won more than 25 national and international awards. With the addition of the new jobs, the centre will employ a total of 5,521 people.

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