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Twelve Jobs To Be Lost As Café Set To Close At Manor East

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The Counter Cafe in Manor East.

STAFF at The Counter Cafe in Manor have been left devastated after they were told the Cafe is set to close its doors on Saturday, April 9, resulting in the loss of twelve jobs.

The café, formerly known as The Streat, was taken over by a Limerick businessman, Brian Dunne, just over a year and a half ago and first opened its doors in 2011 with many of the staff having worked at the business since then.

In the letter posted by the owner in the Cafe, he states: “I regret to inform you the Cafe will be closing Saturday the 9th of April. I fully appreciate how over the last four and a half years this business has played an important role in our customers’ and employees’ lives and that it will be sadly missed.”

“For my part I only played a walk on role in the business but I always had high hopes of taking a larger role and developing it further, and I am very disappointed it was not to be. But perhaps some other person will emerge who can deal with our new valiant landlords”, stated the letter.

Redundancy will be paid out to the staff after the loss of their jobs.

Tralee Gets Major Multi-Million Euro Boost For Jobs

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DJEI_Web banner_423x175px_2014_LIVE TYPETRALEE is to get a major boost with an estimated €20m investment in a new advanced manufacturing facility at the Kerry Technology Park.

The plans were announced at a press conference in Dublin of the Government’s €250m Regional Action Plan For Jobs.

A new 25,000 sq ft property will be built at the Kerry Technology Park to attract a major industry, according to Minister Jimmy Deenihan.

“It will be a building suitable for pharmaceutical or medical technology or high value manufacturing,” said Minister Jimmy Deenihan on the Radio Kerry’s ‘Kerry Today’ programme this morning.

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There will be meetings with ITT, Kerry County Council and local organisations to formulate a plan for the facility.

“We have to get the agencies within the town to collaborate and put a proposal together, to look at our core competencies and our skill-set to look at what we want to do,” said Deputy Arthur Spring, speaking on Radio Kerry this morning.

Tralee, Castlebar and Sligo are the towns targeted for investment this year as part of the Action Plan For Jobs.

We’ll have more details later.