Pharma company to create 500 jobs

A US pharmaceutical firm has announced the creation of 500 jobs in Dublin and Galway.

Pharma company to create 500 jobs
Thu, 19 Apr, 2012 - 01:00
Lyndsey Telford and Gordon Deegan

Mylan will invest €76m in its Irish workforce over the next five years and hopes to fill the positions by 2016.

The majority of the jobs will be based in the firm’s existing Dublin branch, with 220 in Galway.

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