1,375 hopefuls apply for 80 Naval Service vacancies

A total of 1,375 applicants have applied for 80 recruit vacancies in the Naval Service, showing a career on the ocean waves is becoming a popular choice for young people.

1,375 hopefuls apply for 80 Naval Service vacancies
Fri, 11 Apr, 2014 - 01:00
Sean O’Riordan

It means there are 17 applicants for every position.

The announcement was made yesterday as another batch of recruits attended their passing-out parade.

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