Jobs watch: LogMeIn and Nextag create 175 IT jobs in Ireland

More than 50 jobs are expected to be created by computer services company LogMeIn in Dublin.
Tue, 13 Nov 2012

More than 50 jobs are expected to be created by computer services company LogMeIn in Dublin.

LogMeIn, which provides cloud computing and mobile services, says the new staff will be recruited within the next year. Positions will include sales, customer support, marketing, finance and human resources.

Meanwhile, also in the Republic of Ireland, 125 jobs are to be created over the next five years after online comparison shopping company, Nextag, sets up its international headquarters in Drogheda, County Louth.

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