Pet food factory workers return after blaze

About 173 workers returned to work this morning at the C&D Pet Food factory which was ravaged by a fire last month.

Mon, 06 Feb, 2006 - 15:53

About 173 workers returned to work this morning at the C&D Pet Food factory which was ravaged by a fire last month.

The Co Longford premises, established by former Taoiseach Albert Reynolds in 1969 and now run by his son Philip, was extensively damaged in the January 15 blaze.

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