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J&J set to make €100m Irish investment

Johnson & Johnson has made plans to add 100 production jobs through a €100m investment in its Vistakon Ireland operation.

The expansion of its contact lens manufacturing plant in Limerick will also require the creation of 200 temporary construction jobs, a statement by investment promotion agency IDA Ireland confirmed this week.

Ireland minister for jobs, enterprise and innovation, Richard Bruton TD, said: 'Today's announcement that this world-leading company is expanding its operations in Limerick with the creation of 100 new jobs, as well as 200 temporary construction jobs, is great news for the Mid West and a major vote of confidence in manufacturing in Ireland.'

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