Eishtec expansion to create 250 jobs for South-East

A call centre has delivered an early Christmas present of 250 jobs to an unemployment blackspot.

Tue, 18 Dec, 2012 - 00:00

Eimear Ní Bhraonáin

Three former Talk Talk workers, Heather Reynolds, Brian Barry, and Colm Tracey, who set up Irish technical support company Eishtec, are expanding their business into Co Wexford.

Eishtec already employs 400 people in its Waterford base but now plans to move into a second premises in Drinagh, Co Wexford.

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Courts Place: South-East Place: Waterford Place: Drinagh Place: Co Wexford Place: Ireland Person: Heather Reynolds Person: Brian Barry Person: Colm Tracey Person: Jobs Minister Person: Richard Bruton Person: Reynolds Event: Christmas Organisation: Eishtec Organisation: Talk Talk Organisation: EE Organisation: Orange Organisation: T-Mobile

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