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Galway firm which created vaccine inhaler to double workforce

Galway firm which created vaccine inhaler to double workforce — Aerogen’s head of legal and tax, Deirdre O’Grady, with CEO John Power (Maxwells/PA)

Tue, 13 Dec, 2022 - 12:24

Rebecca Black, PA

An Irish medical-tech firm which created a ground-breaking vaccine by inhaler is set to double its workforce to 1,000.

Galway company Aerogen plans to hire an additional 500 staff after its aerosol inhaler was used in China’s booster programme.

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