Gaming firm to leave Cork with loss of 89 jobs

Just four years after it arrived in Ireland, gaming company Big Fish has announced it is pulling out of Cork.

Gaming firm to leave Cork with loss of 89 jobs
Thu, 22 Aug, 2013 - 01:00
Stephen Rogers and Eoin English

The US multinational has entered into a 30-day consultation process with its 89 staff based at CityGate in Mahon.

However, informed sources admit that is only a legal formality and the location will close.

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