104 new jobs in line for Donegal

Two companies have announced plans to hire 104 new workers in the Gaoth Dobhair area of Co Donegal.

Tue, 29 Jul, 2003 - 15:23

Two companies have announced plans to hire 104 new workers in the Gaoth Dobhair area of Co Donegal.

Eighty of the workers will be hired by a new snack food company formed by a production partnership between Tayto and Largo Foods.

The other 24 will be hired by the bus manufacturing company Euro Impo Teoranta, which is expanding its operation.

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