Fallout from Patton collaps continues in North

Almost 150 jobs are to go as the fallout from the collapse of one of Northern Ireland’s biggest construction companies continues.

Fallout from Patton collaps continues in North
Tue, 04 Dec, 2012 - 14:14

Almost 150 jobs are to go as the fallout from the collapse of one of Northern Ireland’s biggest construction companies continues.

The Joseph Hughes Group painting and cleaning subcontractors confirmed it had gone into administration.

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