50 new jobs are on the way for Dublin. The jobs announced today will be in research and development, marketing and sales.
BY BREAKINGNEWS
http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/50-new-jobs-at-dublin-medical-app-developer-637804.html
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An economic impact study on behalf of Apple estimates the California tech giant has contributed 629,000 jobs in Europe, from app developers and suppliers to business processes and retail.
BY SILICON REPUBLIC
http://www.siliconrepublic.com/careers/item/37889-the-apple-economy-in-europe/
Microsoft has been granted permission to build a massive headquarters in Leopardstown for some 2,000 staff.
BY NEWSTALK
http://www.newstalk.ie/Microsoft-wins-planning-for-massive-south-Dublin-HQ
Energy firm SSE Airtricity is creating 143 new jobs in Belfast with the expansion of its customer service centre.
By Belfast Telegraph
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/northern-ireland/143-new-call-centre-jobs-in-belfast-30502525.html
Recovery gathers pace with professional job vacancies up 21% in one year and construction industry rebounding.
http://www.morganmckinley.ie/article/press-release-irish-employment-monitor-july-2014
Ark Energy Consulting Limited has announced that it is to expand its Italian operations to a new Irish location in Longford town creating 10 new jobs over the next three years.
“This project will require software development skills and, as this work can be carried out independently of the location of its clients, the company has chosen to base the project in Ireland. I am delighted to be moving to Longford where recruitment for positions has already begun. I look forward to growing the business there over the coming years.”
A Kilkenny-based cleaning company has announced its intention to create 50 new jobs following its expansion into the Dublin market.
Administrative and cleaning positions based at McCreery Contract Cleaning’s new Dublin centre will be filled over the next two years.
The company will initially offer a domestic cleaning services package for people with high value homes in the capital which require a high level of security.
IDA Ireland is backing plans to develop a shipping-finance centre in Dublin, in a bid to emulate the city’s position as an international aviation leasing hub.
In a filing to Dublin City Council, the firm ISSC said it was acting for an unidentified investor planning a shipping services project that might result in more than 3,500 jobs in the capital’s docklands. In a separate filing, IDA said it supported the proposals.
Some 2,000 jobs and an economic impact of €200m – that’s the ambition behind a new project spearheaded by Dublin Chamber of Commerce and Dublin City Council aimed at making Dublin the #1 Tech Start-up City in Europe.
A report that has come out of a project called “Activating Dublin” aimed at generating growth and employment in the Dublin region has found that Dublin is already ahead of many European cities.
Northern Ireland based pharmaceutical group Almac is to create 348 jobs in Co Armagh, the jobs will be based in Craigavon (HQ ALMAC).
BY BBC NEWS
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-28787510
