IDA chief defends distribution of new jobs

IDA chief executive officer Barry O'Leary has been defending the distribution of new jobs around the country.

Thu, 15 Sep, 2011 - 12:45

IDA chief executive officer Barry O'Leary has today been defending the distribution of new jobs around the country.

The job-creation agency has been criticised by Junior Minister Sean Sherlock for focusing too much on Dublin, Cork and Galway, to the exclusion of smaller towns.

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