67 new jobs to be created in Donegal

Sixty-seven new jobs are to be created in Co Donegal.

Fri, 27 Apr, 2007 - 12:15

Sixty-seven new jobs are to be created in Co Donegal.

The engineering and research posts are to be created in Burnfoot, at the headquarters of E&I Engineering Ireland.

The company is also to invest €6m in research and development.

The announcement has been made by Minister for Agriculture Mary Coughlan, who says it is extremely significant for Donegal.

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