300 call-centre jobs in pipeline for Cork

A Cork businessman is to create 300 new jobs for Cork city, the Evening Echo reports.

Wed, 11 Aug, 2004 - 15:33

A Cork businessman is to create 300 new jobs for Cork city, the Evening Echo reports.

Property developer Jack Lynch, who owns the Penrose Wharf complex, is in talks with an American firm to

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