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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Job announcements from Facebook and Salesforce pushed employment among multinationals in Ireland 6% higher last year but the state agency competing to win foreign business said it saw significant risks to future growth.Foreign firms account for one in 10 jobs in Ireland's fast growing economy and they added a net 13,867 roles in 2019, just shy of the record 14,000 gains in..
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