Diageo to lay off 250 workers at Irish breweries

The company that owns Guinness has announced plans to lay off 250 workers as part of a restructuring of its Irish operations.

Fri, 09 May, 2008 - 10:23

The company that owns Guinness has announced plans to lay off 250 workers as part of a restructuring of its Irish operations.

Diageo says the famous St James' Gate brewery in Dublin will be “upgraded and consolidated” and will produce Guinness primarily for the Irish and British markets.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Dublin Place: Kilkenny Place: Dundalk Place: Waterford Place: Belfast Place: St James' Gate Place: Ireland Place: Great Britain Person: Paul Walsh Person: Walsh Organisation: Diageo Organisation: Guinness Organisation: Guinness Storehouse Organisation: St. James's Gate brewery Organisation: Kilkenny

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