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23/02/2016
Creagh Concrete To Create 80 New Jobs
NI manufacturing firm Creagh Concrete is to create 80 new jobs as part of expansion plans.
The Toomebridge-based company will create 50 new jobs in Northern Ireland and 30 in Edinburgh, Scotland.
The firm has secured a £27 million contract to supply ISO concrete containers for use in the decommissioning of the Dounreay Nuclear Power Station in Scotland.
The contract will run until 2023.
Pic: Creagh Concrete
(CD)
The Toomebridge-based company will create 50 new jobs in Northern Ireland and 30 in Edinburgh, Scotland.
The firm has secured a £27 million contract to supply ISO concrete containers for use in the decommissioning of the Dounreay Nuclear Power Station in Scotland.
The contract will run until 2023.
Pic: Creagh Concrete
(CD)
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