Keelings says all HSE guidelines adhered to as Govt confirmed migrants doing essential work

The Co Dublin-based firm said the workers, who arrived in Ireland having taken a chartered flight from Bulgaria, were health screened by a doctor before they travelled to Sofia Airport

Fri, 17 Apr, 2020 - 19:15

Noel Baker

Fruit company Keelings has defended its recruitment of 189 migrant workers from Bulgaria

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