IT firm to create up to 25 jobs in Dublin and Dundalk

An Irish IT firm has announced plans to create up to 25 jobs in Dundalk and Dublin over the next two years.

Thu, 05 Feb, 2009 - 07:45

An Irish IT firm has announced plans to create up to 25 jobs in Dundalk and Dublin over the next two years.

Ergo, which provides IT services to the financial services sector, says the jobs will come on line following a decision to open a new research and development facility at Dundalk Institute of Technology.

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