Bulmers to cut 121 jobs from Irish workforce

Drinks firm Bulmers today axed more than 120 jobs across its operations.

Bulmers to cut 121 jobs from Irish workforce
Thu, 19 Feb, 2009 - 10:26

Drinks firm Bulmers today axed more than 120 jobs across its operations.

Clonmel in South Tipperary was worst hit by the cuts, with 103 positions lost at its cider making plant.

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