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Jobs in Ireland
Looking for jobs in Ireland? Polish Workers connects candidates with employers recruiting in construction, transport, logistics, production, hospitality, technical services and skilled trades.
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Current jobs in Ireland
Bookbinder / Print Finisher
Dublin, IrelandBookbinder / Print Finisher Ireland job in Dublin. Salary 20-24 EUR/hour gross. Work in Print production. View details and apply online.
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HGV Driver (C+E)
Dundalk, IrelandHGV Driver (C+E) Ireland job in Dundalk. Salary 20–23 EUR/hour. Work in Transport and logistics. View details and apply online.
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Truck Mounted Crane Operator
Dublin, IrelandTruck Mounted Crane Operator Ireland job in Dublin. Salary 17–24 EUR/hour. Work in Crane operations. View details and apply online.
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Mobile Crane Operator
Dublin, IrelandMobile Crane Operator Ireland job in Dublin. Salary 17–24 EUR/hour. Work in Construction and lifting operations. View details and apply online.
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Tyre Fitter / Roadside Assistance Operative
Rathcormac, County Cork, IrelandTyre Fitter / Roadside Assistance Operative Ireland job in Rathcormac, County Cork. Salary 17 EUR/hour gross. Additional bonus available.
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Warehouse Operative
Rathcormac, County Cork, IrelandWarehouse Operative Ireland job in Rathcormac, County Cork. Salary 16 EUR/hour gross. Work in Warehouse operations and tyre distribution.
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Transport and logistics
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Construction
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Construction / Roofing & Cladding
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Stone fabrication
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Woodworking and joinery
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Hospitality
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COUNTRY GUIDE
Working in Ireland: what to know
Ireland combines an English-speaking labour market with EU freedom of movement. Before accepting an offer, confirm the contract, pay frequency, accommodation costs and whether the employer will help with the first tax and payroll formalities.
Euro and English-speaking workplace
Ireland uses the euro. English is the main working language, while Irish is also an official language.
PPS number
A Personal Public Service number is used when dealing with public services and payroll administration.
Tax registration
A new employee should make sure the job is registered with Revenue so the correct tax credits and rate band can be applied.
LEGAL WORK & REGISTRATION
Before starting work in Ireland
EEA and Swiss nationals generally do not need an employment permit. A non-EEA national normally needs a valid employment permit unless an exemption applies. Your nationality, immigration status and the specific role determine the correct route.
This is a practical overview, not legal advice. Rules can change and individual circumstances differ.
Practical checklist
- Confirm your right to work or employment permit before the start date.
- Apply for a PPS number if you do not already have one.
- Register the employment with Revenue and check your first payslip.
- Keep a signed contract showing pay, hours, deductions and place of work.
Official information
Information reviewed 2 September 2026. Always confirm the latest rules on the linked official websites.QUICK ANSWERS
Frequently asked questions
Do Polish citizens need a work permit in Ireland?
Polish citizens are EU citizens and do not normally need an Irish employment permit. They still need the usual tax and payroll formalities.
What should I arrange first?
Check the written offer and accommodation, then arrange your PPS number and Revenue registration where required.
CANDIDATE PROFILE
Who can apply?
- Candidates with practical experience in their profession.
- People already living in Ireland or ready to relocate.
- Applicants with the language skills required in the individual offer.
- Workers with licences, certificates or trade qualifications where required.
- People who hold the required right to work or employment permit.
IMPORTANT DETAILS
Before you apply
- Check salary, working hours and contract type.
- Confirm accommodation and transport arrangements.
- Verify the workplace and expected start date.
- Prepare your CV and a short summary of relevant experience.
- Confirm all final conditions directly with the employer.
4 SIMPLE STEPS
How to apply for jobs in Ireland
Choose an offer
Select a vacancy that matches your skills and availability.
Send an application
Provide your experience, contact details and CV if available.
Employer review
The employer reviews applications and contacts selected candidates.
Confirm conditions
Agree the contract, salary, schedule, accommodation and start date.
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