Film company profits
one of Ireland's top film production firms is now employing 850 people as a result of two new series, The Borgias and Vikings.
Accounts filed by Octagon Films also reveal that the firm recorded a profit in the 12 months up to last September.
Octagon co-founder James Flynn said: "The TV production side is going very well. On film production, we are pursuing prestige, passion projects."
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