It follows Ericsson announcing the loss of 29 jobs in Athlone.
A Westmeath business chamber is reassuring people amid job losses in the county.
Ericsson is announcing 29 redundancies in the town, through a voluntary severance programme.
The company has had a base in the Westmeath town for over 50 years, and and recently commenced a three-year multi million euro investment into the facility.
The message from Athlone Chamber of Commerce CEO Tommy Hogan, is that Ericsson is here to stay for the long-term:
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