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Saincheisteanna Tráthúla - Topical Issue Debate: IDA Ireland Portfolio (16 Oct 2019): Pat Deering: ...picked or selected on the basis that they suffered job losses in the previous period. Like many other towns in the country, Carlow suffered many job losses, including at the sugar factory. The sugar industry was wound down approximately ten years ago. Another large factory in Carlow town at the time was the Braun facility, which at its peak employed 1,400 people. Again, that came to a...
Topical Issue Debate: Job Losses^ (24 Jun 2014): Pat Deering: ...Irl. Limited is primarily a Carlow company with operations in Wicklow and other locations. The company was established by Dan Morrissey in the 1930s, although the family's association with the construction materials industry can be traced back many generations. A family-owned and managed business, it is one of the biggest independent suppliers of materials to the Irish construction...

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