US gym chain planning to create 140 new jobs in Ireland

A US company that operates a chain of gyms for men has announced plans to create 140 jobs as part of a move into the Irish market.

Thu, 10 Mar, 2005 - 13:01

A US company that operates a chain of gyms for men has announced plans to create 140 jobs as part of a move into the Irish market.

The company, Cuts Fitness for Men, said it had already established its first European outlet in the Walkinstown area of the Dublin and was planning to open up to 35 other premises nationwide by 2006.

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