Irish-speaking law graduates seeking EU jobs

Up to 70 Irish speaking law graduates are after specialist positions in the heart of Europe.

Sun, 13 Jan, 2008 - 11:50

Up to 70 Irish speaking law graduates are after specialist positions in the heart of Europe.

The European Commission today said scores of applications have been received for lawyer-linguist vacancies based in Brussels, Luxembourg or Strasbourg.

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