Film industry pays a high price for success

IN common with other developed economies, Ireland has seen the movement of transnational capital across the globe.

Film industry pays a high price for success
Tue, 04 Nov, 2003 - 00:00

This has meant a steady stream of job losses in the manufacturing and technology sectors.

Taskforces are hastily formed and targeted initiatives are quickly announced to deal with global economic factors beyond the control of government.

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CourtsYour ViewPlace: DublinPerson: The Minister for FinancePerson: Jimmy JordanPerson: Jane BoushellPerson: John SwiftPerson: Denis FarrellPerson: Paddy CoughlanPerson: Hugh DoylePerson: John SwordsOrganisation: SIPTU Film and Entertainment BranchOrganisation: SIPTU Irish Actors’ Equity GroupOrganisation: SIPTU Musicians Union of IrelandOrganisation: BATUOrganisation: INPDTGOrganisation: TEEUOrganisation: OPATS
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