Family history firm Ancestry.com creates 35 jobs in Dublin

About 35 jobs are to be created as the world’s largest family history resource opens its international centre.

Family history firm Ancestry.com creates 35 jobs in Dublin
Wed, 11 Jul, 2012 - 08:27

About 35 jobs are to be created as the world’s largest family history resource opens its international centre.

Ancestry.com is to run worldwide operations from Sir John Rogerson’s Quay in Dublin from September.

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