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18/12/2013
Jobs Boost For Limerick
Some 300 jobs could be created in Limerick if New York-based Regeneron Pharmaceuticals are granted planning permission to establish a production plant in the city.
The biopharmaceutical company have applied to build a plant on a 12-hectare site previously owned by Dell at the Raheen Business Park.
One of the largest and fastest growing biopharmaceutical companies in the United States, Regeneron develops medicines for a range of illnesses, including eye diseases and colorectal cancer.
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The biopharmaceutical company have applied to build a plant on a 12-hectare site previously owned by Dell at the Raheen Business Park.
One of the largest and fastest growing biopharmaceutical companies in the United States, Regeneron develops medicines for a range of illnesses, including eye diseases and colorectal cancer.
(MH)
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