Allergan to create 200 new jobs at Mayo plant

Allergan Pharmaceuticals Ireland has announced a $350m (€275m) investment at its Mayo plant which will create 200 new jobs over the next four years as well as 250 construction jobs.

Allergan to create 200 new jobs at Mayo plant
Mon, 09 Jan, 2012 - 11:04

Allergan Pharmaceuticals Ireland has announced a $350m (€275m) investment at its Mayo plant which will create 200 new jobs over the next four years as well as 250 construction jobs.

Allergan currently employs over 800 people at its Westport plant where it manufactures and develops a range of pharmaceuticals including ophthalmology products and Botox.

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