Future of NI textile jobs hanging on a string

More than 250 jobs were today under serious threat in a double blow to Northern Ireland’s beleaguered textiles industry.

Future of NI textile jobs hanging on a string
Wed, 26 May, 2004 - 14:49

More than 250 jobs were today under serious threat in a double blow to Northern Ireland’s beleaguered textiles industry.

Underwear manufacturer Courtaulds announced plans to halt all manufacturing at its Limavady plant in Co Derry, where 185 people are employed.

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