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Iceland creates 55 new jobs for Dublin and Tipperary

July 13
12:31 2016
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download (2)Iceland, the frozen food store has recently created a total of 55 jobs at its new stores in Dublin and Tipperary. The new jobs will bring the number of Irish Iceland workers to 250 across 12 stores.

Managing Director of Iceland Ireland Ron Metcalfe said: “We’re delighted to announce the additions of our new Dublin and Tipperary stores and look forward to bringing great value and a brand you can trust to even more customers in Coolock, aswell as Clonmel, across our fresh groceries and frozen products.

“Iceland has been warmly welcomed by locals in both areas, and I would like to officially welcome all of the new staff across both stores who have joined the Iceland team and will help us deliver the power of frozen to Irish customers,’’ he added.

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