Software companies to create 95 new jobs in Dublin and Limerick

A total of ninety-five jobs has been created in the software sector in Dublin and Limerick.

Fri, 19 Apr, 2013 - 08:04

A total of ninety-five jobs has been created in the software sector in Dublin and Limerick.

The positions, announced by Jobs Minister Richard Bruton, include 60 new jobs at global software company ACI in Limerick and 35 at Marin Software Incorporated in the capital.

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