Two companies in are hoping to expand their workforce.
Up to 145 new jobs could come to Offaly as councillors agree to sell two sites at Ferbane Business and Technology Park.
Euram Air Leases Ltd is buying .25 hectares for €32,000 and are expected to increase their workforce from 20 to 80.
Another site is going to Endrim Construction Services for €51,500, to construct industrial units for manufacturing and leading to a potential 75 jobs.
Both sales are subject to planning permission.
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