100 jobs to go in Munster

Fine Gael has blamed job losses in Munster today on the budget of Charlie McCreevy.

Thu, 05 Feb, 2004 - 18:19

Fine Gael has blamed job losses in Munster today on the budget of Charlie McCreevy.

US company Sram is laying off 66 people in its Carrick-on-Suir plant, citing competition from China.

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