100 jobs to go in Munster

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

100 jobs to go in Munster
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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