02/02/2011

Fifty Applicants For Each Argos Job

Retailer Argos has revealed it has received a total of 1,500 applications for just 30 positions at its yet to be opened store in Clonmel.

The store, the 40th Argos outlet in the Irish Republic, is set to open on March 5.

"We are excited to announce the opening of our 40th store, and after 15 years in Ireland, hope that we can continue to thrive and evolve," said spokesperson Rachel Dealy.

"By creating over 25 new jobs for the Tipperary area we are committed to offering the local community value and choice, with convenience for shoppers remaining essential."

(BMcC)

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