26/06/2014

125 New Jobs Announced For Dublin

One hundred and twenty five new jobs are to be created in Dublin by two US technology firms.

Adroll, an internet advertising agency has announced the creation of 100 jobs with the expansion of its European headquarters in Dublin.

The firm set up in Ireland in 2013 and says it will create the new roles within the next year.

A further 25 jobs are to be created by library technology firm Innovative, with support by the Department of Jobs through IDA Ireland.

The jobs announcements are another vote of confidence in Ireland's strengths as a "location of investment", Taoiseach Enda Kenny said.

(MH/CD)


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