Jobseekers urged to attend studio open day in Limerick

A film studio is set to call “action” on Limerick’s €500m development plan, launched earlier this week.

Jobseekers urged to attend studio open day in Limerick
Thu, 22 Sep, 2016 - 01:00
Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Correspondent

Jobseekers and film enthusiasts have been called to attend an open day at the Troy Studios film hub in Castletroy on October 15.

The event organised by Screen Training Ireland, the Irish Film Board and Troy Studio is seen as the first step to recruitment. All those attending will be given an introduction to opportunities which beckon in Limerick’s new film industry.

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