Plans for growth at Intel’s Leixlip plant

02 January 2020

Intel plant at Leixlip, Ireland

Intel plant at Leixlip, Ireland

Irish contractor Exyte has requested permission to construct 14 contractors’ compounds at Intel’s €3.6 billion development in Leixlip, Ireland.

The move follows November’s approval of the US-based tech giant’s plans to construct a new 110,000m2 manufacturing facility at the site.

The company stated that, at the peak of development, the new project will create around 6,000 construction jobs.

A decision on the plans for the 14 compounds, plus a 300-space car park, is expected before the end of February.

Intel recently celebrated 30 years in Ireland, noting that it had already invested some US$15 billion (€13.4 billion) in the country.

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