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Paddy Power to Create 600 New Jobs in Dublin

Written by:

Aaron Goldstein

Published on:

Oct/11/2012

Paddy Power to Create 600 New Jobs in Dublin

Ireland’s biggest bookmaker, Paddy Power, is expanding and creating 600 new jobs along the way.

The posts are in areas such as e-commerce, technology, social media, research, risk management and online marketing, according to a report filed by rte.com Thursday.

The company currently employs over 2100 people and has added 190 new jobs already since the start of the year.

Strong international online growth in recent years has seen the company expand its operations into the UK, Australia and Italy, rte.com noted.

It does have resources employed in the US as well in anticipation for the legalization of online gambling there.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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