26/04/2010
Dublin Nursing Home To Create Jobs
Around 270 jobs are to be created as part of a €20m private nursing home development in Dublin's inner city.
A spokesman for developers, the Creedon Group, has said construction of the 150-bed nursing home will go ahead this summer, pending full planning permission.
The facility, located in the Newmarket/Mill Street area of the city, will open in mid-2011, he added.
Around 150 of the positions are to be created during the construction of the development, with a further 120 permanent jobs arising upon completion.
The scheme is part of the wider redevelopment plan for the area.
(NS/BMcC)
A spokesman for developers, the Creedon Group, has said construction of the 150-bed nursing home will go ahead this summer, pending full planning permission.
The facility, located in the Newmarket/Mill Street area of the city, will open in mid-2011, he added.
Around 150 of the positions are to be created during the construction of the development, with a further 120 permanent jobs arising upon completion.
The scheme is part of the wider redevelopment plan for the area.
(NS/BMcC)
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