Wanted: Musicians , jugglers, magicians etc – to work as Buskers – for yourself in any Irish town busking on the streets. Hours to suit you – day or evening work available. Part time or full time. Self employed – paid in cash. You sort out your own tax affairs! It is not illegal in […]
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Jobs with Aldi in Ireland
Aldi’s continued success means that they are opening more and more Aldi stores across the country. Openings in 2019 include : Name: Tramore, Co.Waterford December 2019 Name: Laytown, Co. Meath December 2019 Name: River Valley, Swords For each one of these stores, Aldi will be looking for special individuals who share in the Aldi philosophy […]
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Christmas Jobs Argos Ireland 2019
Christmas work at Argos in Ireland for 2019 Argos Ireland usually recruits as many as 500 part-time staff for the busy Christmas period. It is a good place for students to get work during the Christmas holidays. Most of the Christmas jobs at Argos are Customer Advisor roles. One day you could be at the […]
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Jobs in the Irish army and Navy
The Defence Forces in Ireland are hoping to recruit 860 new entrants in 2017. The jobs will be in the Army, Air Corps and Navy. The recruitment campaign is part of the Government’s commitment to maintaining the level of the Defence Forces at 9,500 personnel. The succesful applicants will start as general service recruits, apprentices […]
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Future Job Vacancies in Ireland
Here are a few companies that have announced upcoming expansion plans in Ireland. If you are looking for a new jobs or a change of employer – it might be worth keeping an eye on these company’s websites for job vacancies in the coming months or into 2017. Oneview Healthcare – a medical software company […]
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Help with Starting a Business for the Unemployed
Back to Work Enterprise Allowance: If you are unemployed – you don’t need to rely on other people to give you a job , you can become self employed. There is financial help available for people in Ireland who are on social welfare and start their own business. In the early stages of being self […]
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