100 jobs confirmed for Dublin

A hundred new jobs, half of which will come on stream immediately, are on the way to Dublin.

100 jobs confirmed for Dublin
Thu, 17 Dec, 2009 - 12:45

A hundred new jobs, half of which will come on stream immediately, are on the way to Dublin.

Maxim Integrated Products will establish an international services centre in the capital to service its business in Europe, the Middle East and part of Asia.

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