Clarion to create 200 jobs in Dublin and Limerick

The Clarion hotel chain is to create 200 new jobs in Dublin and Limerick as part of a £44m investment plan.

Mon, 17 Sep, 2001 - 13:22

The Clarion hotel chain is to create 200 new jobs in Dublin and Limerick as part of a £44m investment plan.

The company plans to open a new hotel in each of the cities.

The news of the jobs was announced at the opening of the new Clarion Hotel in the International Financial Services Centre in Dublin’s docklands.

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