29/09/2008
No Waste Of Jobs in Limerick
A Northern waste treatment company has announced it is to create 50 jobs at a new facility in Limerick.
The Re3 Group says it plans to invest €15m in the plant, which will use steam technology as an alternative to landfill and incineration.
The 50 jobs are due to be filled over the next 12 months.
The Re3 Group says it plans to invest €15m in the plant, which will use steam technology as an alternative to landfill and incineration.
The 50 jobs are due to be filled over the next 12 months.
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30 September 2008
50 New Jobs At 'World First' Limerick Recycling Plant
A Limerick waste management firm is set to create 50 new jobs - following the development of "world first" technology. Re3 has announced an investment of €15m in sustainable waste technology, referred to as autoclaving. This process uses steam to recycle around 85% of domestic waste that is ordinarily transported to landfill sites.
50 New Jobs At 'World First' Limerick Recycling Plant
A Limerick waste management firm is set to create 50 new jobs - following the development of "world first" technology. Re3 has announced an investment of €15m in sustainable waste technology, referred to as autoclaving. This process uses steam to recycle around 85% of domestic waste that is ordinarily transported to landfill sites.
23 September 2009
Waste Plant Could Create 50 Building Jobs
Proposals have been brought forward to build a new national hazardous waste facility in north Dublin. If the planning application is approve the plant will will treat ash from incinerators and then bury it on-site. Murphy Environmental, the firm behind the plans, hope to construct the facility at the Naul in the north of the county.
Waste Plant Could Create 50 Building Jobs
Proposals have been brought forward to build a new national hazardous waste facility in north Dublin. If the planning application is approve the plant will will treat ash from incinerators and then bury it on-site. Murphy Environmental, the firm behind the plans, hope to construct the facility at the Naul in the north of the county.
20 November 2008
50 Tech Jobs For Limerick
Fifty 'high quality' technology jobs are to be created in Limerick by US firm DTS Inc, it has been revealed. The company produces surround-sound audio products. With support from IDA Ireland, DTS is planning to set up a European headquarters at the Limericks National Technology Park. Recruitment for the jobs is already underway.
50 Tech Jobs For Limerick
Fifty 'high quality' technology jobs are to be created in Limerick by US firm DTS Inc, it has been revealed. The company produces surround-sound audio products. With support from IDA Ireland, DTS is planning to set up a European headquarters at the Limericks National Technology Park. Recruitment for the jobs is already underway.
26 April 2013
Over 50 New Technology Jobs Announced
Jobs Minister Richard Bruton has announced that Storm Technology, a leading business technology consultancy that specializes in Microsoft technologies, is to create 21 jobs. The Minister also announced the creation of 30 new jobs at Irish IT company opensky.
Over 50 New Technology Jobs Announced
Jobs Minister Richard Bruton has announced that Storm Technology, a leading business technology consultancy that specializes in Microsoft technologies, is to create 21 jobs. The Minister also announced the creation of 30 new jobs at Irish IT company opensky.
06 April 2011
Technology Firm Creates 50 Dublin Jobs
Global technology firm Asset Control is to create 50 jobs in Dublin. The company, which specialises in financial services, processing, market management and reference data, says the quality of software and technological skills in Ireland allowed it to expand its staff levels here. The investment is being supported by the IDA.
Technology Firm Creates 50 Dublin Jobs
Global technology firm Asset Control is to create 50 jobs in Dublin. The company, which specialises in financial services, processing, market management and reference data, says the quality of software and technological skills in Ireland allowed it to expand its staff levels here. The investment is being supported by the IDA.