03/07/2014

Motorway Services Firm Creates 360 New Jobs

Three hundred and sixty new full time jobs are to be created by motorway services Applegreen, with the opening of six new stations.

An additional 250 jobs will also be created during the construction of the new motorway forecourts, which will be in Wicklow, Birdhill in Co Tipperary, Swords in Co Dublin, and Lemybrien, Co Waterford.

Work has already begun on the Wicklow services, which can be found at Junction 14 of the M11.

(MH/CD)






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