Job-Hunting in Ireland
Websites:
www.activelink.ie
www.internavenue.ie
www.careerjet.ie
www.careersinhealthcare.ie
www.construction-jobs.ie
www.irishpubjobs.ie
www.cpl.ie
www.irishjobs.ie
www.creativecareers.ie
www.jobbuddy.ie
www.dole.ie
www.jobdone.ie
* www.dcu.ie/careers
www.jobs.ie
www.educationcareers.ie
www.localgovernmentjobs.ie
https://jobseeker.fas.ie
www.locanto.ie/jobs
www.findajob.ie
www.manpower.ie
www.glassdoor.com
www.monster.ie
www.gradcracker.com
www.officeteam.ie
www.gradireland.ie
www.publicjobs.ie
www.greenjobs.ie
www.recruitireland.ie
www.indeed.ie
www.toplanguagejobs.ie
Think About
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The locations you are willing to
consider
The sector (s) that interest you
The companies that operate in those
sectors
The roles (occupations) you are
experienced enough to take on
The current state of the labour
market
Work to become, not to acquire.
(Elbert Hubbard)
*Check out ‘Vacancies’ on DCU Careers website www.dcu.ie/careers
Printed Newspapers: (also have job-hunting pages on their websites)
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Irish Times – Friday
Irish Independent – Thursday
Evening Herald - Every evening
All Sunday Papers
Financial Times
www.irishtimes.com/jobs
www.findajob.ie
www.findajob.ie
www.ft.com
Some newspapers have internet sites on which they advertise available positions, as this form of advertising has
become a more popular format in recent years.
Also watch out for other newspaper and magazine sources such as:
 Local Press and recruitment magazines
 Professional Press Specialist/Trade Magazines, e.g. “Irish Marketing Journal”
Salary Guides: www.cpl.ie www.glassdoor.com www.brightwater.ie
V/Careers Service/Careers 2013-2014/Publications 2013-2014
Jan 2014