No rebuild for Roscommon Glanbia plant

The pigmeat factory at Roosky, Co Roscommon will not be rebuilt.

Wed, 25 Jun, 2003 - 18:26

The pigmeat factory at Roosky, Co Roscommon will not be rebuilt.

The plant was destroyed by fire in May 2002. A number of staff at the plant have been offered voluntary redundancy. A total of 340 people worked there.

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