State aid package aims to create 158 seafood sector jobs

ALMOST 160 jobs will be created in Ireland’s seafood processing sector over the next three years thanks to a special state investment package announced yesterday.

State aid package aims to create 158 seafood sector jobs
Sat, 04 Jun, 2011 - 01:00
Eoin English

And a new task force has been set up to lead a pilot jobs initiative in Killybegs designed to create up to 250 jobs in the region’s seafood industry.

Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Simon Coveney made the announcements in Killybegs yesterday.

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CourtsPlace: IrelandPlace: KillybegsPlace: CorkPlace: DonegalPlace: DublinPerson: Minister for Agriculture, Food and the MarinePerson: Simon CoveneyPerson: Sean O’DonoghuePerson: Jason WhooleyPerson: CEOPerson: Seamus NeelyPerson: Paul HanniganPerson: Conor FahyPerson: Niall O’GormanPerson: Jim ParkinsonPerson: Cecil BeamishPerson: CoveneyOrganisation: Fastnet Mussels LtdOrganisation: Atlanfish LtdOrganisation: Rockabill Shellfish LtdOrganisation: KillybegsOrganisation: Killybegs Fishermen’s OrganisationOrganisation: BIMOrganisation: Letterkenny Institute of TechnologyOrganisation: Enterprise IrelandOrganisation: Donegal Fish Merchants AssociationOrganisation: Department of AgricultureOrganisation: EU Commission
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