Gaming software firm to create 200 jobs in Galway

Two hundred new jobs are on the way to Galway with a major investment by a gaming software company.

Wed, 26 May, 2010 - 08:00

Two hundred new jobs are on the way to Galway with a major investment by a gaming software company.

Electronic Arts will today announce plans to open a European customer service and operations centre for its BioWare studio.

The new location is expected to be up and running next year.

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