DUBLIN, IRELAND, February 24, 2013 (Press-News.org) PL-Translations, a translation and interpreting company based in Dublin, have continued to grow since their formation in 2009. During this time they have worked with some notable clients including Paul W. Tracey Solicitors, The Department of Justice, HSE, and Enable Ireland.
This progress has been achieved despite the tough economic conditions and strong competition within the market in Ireland today. Martyna Szymczak, who is the owner of PL-Translations, feels that this is because of their continuing dedication to quality and attention to detail:
"At Pl-Translations we are focused on delivering interpreting and translation services of the highest quality. We always provide an efficient, accurate, confidential and reliable service. We always try to understand our clients' needs and we want to make sure that the translation services we provide are to their full satisfaction."
PL-Translations often receive compliments regarding the excellent quality of our translations form our happy clients. Mr. Piarais Neary from Paul W. Tracey Solicitors had the following to say:
"We have been engaging the services of PL-Translations for many years. We used to use a number of different agencies for translation work, but found that the level of translation varied from agency to agency. Once we engaged the services of PL-Translations we found the service and standard of translation to be excellent. We have been using PL-Translations for court interpreting work, client medical appointments and engineering inspections. We know that the translation will be perfect when using PL-Translations."
Over the last few months, PL-Translations have provided reliable document translation services to their growing client base, primarily in the legal and medical sectors. In each case, their highly qualified team have produced a fast response and timely delivery of high quality certified translations.
In this time, they have also provided high-level interpretation services to clients in a range of languages including Polish, Lithuanian, Romanian, Slovak, French, Spanish and more.
In addition to this, the company established an online presence in June 2012 with the launch of their new website which has begun to generate new leads and enquiries.
They have expanded their team of professional translators and interpreters whose skills and knowledge can be corroborated by relevant certificates, degrees, credentials and extensive experience in the field.
Martyna Szymczak graduated with a B.A. in English Philology from the Modern Languages College in Poznań, Poland. In 2007, she moved to Ireland, where she completed a Masters in Philosophy in Linguistics in Trinity College Dublin. Martyna is a Polish translator, who mainly specialises in legal translations. She is a professional, experienced and talented Polish translator, who has been working in the business since 2005.
PL Translations is a Dublin-based translation & interpreting company in operation since 2009.
Website: www.pl-translations.ie
PL Translations Continues to Grow Despite the Current Economic Climate
PL Translations has gone from strength since their formation in 2009. They continue to grow today, despite the tough economic climate and strong competition within the market.
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