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30 new hospitality jobs for Dublin

The jobs will be available in late August following a refurbishment at Fire Restaurant and Venue in Dublin.

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How Fire will look once the renovations are complete.
How Fire will look once the renovations are complete.
Image: Fire

FIRE RESTAURANT AND Venue have announced 30 new hospitality jobs for their Dawson Street venue in Dublin city centre.

The jobs will be available in late August this year following a €2 million renovation project that includes a new bar and a new dining area.

The jobs announcement will bring the total workforce at Fire to 76 full-time employees.

“This investment demonstrates another positive sign of sustainable recovery within the Dublin hospitality industry,” said John Tierney, Dublin City Manager.

Today has been a good day on the jobs front with the Marker Hotel, located on Dublin’s Grand Canal Docks, launching a recruitment drive to fill 180 jobs and Quantcast, a digital advertising company, announcing 100 new jobs.

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