Two US firms to create 45 new jobs in Dublin

Two US companies have announced plans to create 45 new jobs in Dublin over the coming years.

Thu, 01 May, 2008 - 11:56

Two US companies have announced plans to create 45 new jobs in Dublin over the coming years.

The insurance firm CUNA Mutual is investing almost €15m in a new European headquarters in the capital which was officially opened today by Enterprise Minister Micheal Martin.

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