The firm is opening a new manufacturing facility.
150 new jobs have been announced for Longford, as construction company Framespace sets to expand.
The firm is opening a new manufacturing facility as part of an €8 million investment.
Framespace is currently hiring for design and engineering roles, along with general operative and semi-skilled positions.
The CEO of the company Declan Murtagh says this is great news for the county:
Framespace already employs 100 people, and aims to reach 250 staff members over the next two years.
Declan says their expansion will also have a positive impact on the housing crisis:
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