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GALWAY IT GIANT TO SHARE 280 NEW JOBS
February 9, 2012 - 6:34pmGalway IT giant, Hewlett Packard is to create 280 jobs between its plants in Ballybrit and Kildare.
It follows an investment of 45 million euro by the leading mulitnational.
150 of the jobs are in research and development and are being supported by the IDA.
The Ballybrit operation is one of HP's primary centres for its Enterprise Business IT division.
The Galway roles are targeted at science, engineering and IT graduates as well as experienced engineers.
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