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Published 16:53 4 Jan 2016 GMT
Updated 17:07 4 Jan 2016 GMT

Managing Director of JOE Media Katie Molony said these announcements follow a successful year for the digital media publisher as it continues its rapid growth in the UK:
"JOE Media had an extremely successful first year online in 2015 and we will continue to invest in the business with a primary focus on talent and innovation.
"In just nine months we have grown our monthly audience to 6 million unique users on JOE.co.uk and amassed a social audience of over 3 million fans on Facebook and Twitter.
"We are kicking off 2016 with a substantial jobs announcement and will continue to improve our digital product with quality content for our engaged audience, across new and existing platforms and social."
Niall McGarry, CEO of JOE Media said: “2015 was a brilliant year for JOE.co.uk and a great first launch for JOE Media in the UK market.
"Having experienced phenomenal growth in 2015, we will continue to challenge ourselves and are determined to raise the bar in digital development and social innovation."

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