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  • 25-11-2015 10:04pm
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    tonyheaney
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    Im trying to find out why Pfizer choose the site it currently occupies in clondalkin. The question I need to answer is list two reasons why pfizer choose to build in clondalkin. It's not an exam question just general knowledge

    I have searched internet with no returned results


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    Youngblood.III
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    Maybe contact the IDA


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    Ken.
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    Pfizer didn't build in Clondalkin. Wyeth built it and were then brought by Pfizer.


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    kerry4sam
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    Thread moved to where it would be better suited.

    Thanks,
    kerry4sam


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    L1011
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    IDA encouragement. It sure as hell isn't the usual claim of "proximity to roads" as transport to it is shockingly poor.

    And yes, Wyeth built it not Pfizer.


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    Ken.
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    The reason it was built there is this. Wyeth applied for planning permission to extend their plant in Newbridge,Co.Kildare. The idiots in Kildare county council dragged their collective asses and then turned them down. South Dublin county council said come to the promised land.

    So one of your reasons could be Kildare county council fücked up.


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    the_syco
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    As said, Wyeth built the place, in 2005.


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