Semiconductor giant creates 60 jobs at Cork centre

There was good news on the employment front today as a US company Altera announced plans for 60 new jobs at a new centre in Cork.

Thu, 05 Aug, 2004 - 12:21

There was good news on the employment front today as a US company Altera announced plans for 60 new jobs at a new centre in Cork.

Altera is setting up a European Shared Services Centre at Cork Airport Business Park. Tánaiste Mary Harney was on hand to welcome the decision, made with the support of IDA Ireland.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Cork centre Place: US Place: Cork Place: Cork Airport Business Park Place: Europe Place: UK Place: Ireland Person: Mary Harney Person: Tim Colleran Organisation: Altera Organisation: IDA Ireland Organisation: European Organisation: Altera Corporation Organisation: IDA

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