Ireland: Vacancy sources

• Job websites
• Recruitment agencies
• Newspapers
• Other sources
• Hidden vacancies

Job websites

• Academic Jobs EU
• Adminjobs.ie
• Association Bernard Gregory - helps PhDs into employment.
• CPL - a leading provider of temporary staff.
• ComputerJobs.ie
• EURES - European Job Mobility Portal - provides information about job vacancies, living and working conditions, and the labour market. It also has a CV-posting service for jobseekers.
• Ireland Jobs
• Irish Jobs - the largest Irish jobs site with over 45,000 vacancies
• Jobcentre Plus (Living and working in Europe)
• Jobs in Ireland
• Job Finder Ireland - collates Irish recruitment agency vacancies
• Legal Jobs Ireland
• Monster (Ireland)
• Retail Jobs Ireland
• SalesJobs.ie
• Teaching Jobs Ireland

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Recruitment agencies

• Euro-CEITT - the European organisation of the International Confederation of Private Employment Agencies (CIETT).
• National Training and Employment Authority (FAS) is the main government employment agency. It also handles job vacancies.
• Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) lists approved UK agencies. Contact the agencies to see if they have jobs abroad.
• Manpower Ireland
• Stepstone Ireland - post your CV on up to 50 websites.

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Newspapers

• The Irish Examiner
• The Irish Independent
• The Irish Times
• Kidon Media-Link
• Loadzajobs
• The Sunday Business Post
• The Sunday Tribune

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Other sources

Information on graduate and internship positions and careers fairs is available on gradireland. The gradireland directory contains full profiles of the main graduate employers as well as details of their immediate vacancies.

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Hidden vacancies

Speculative applications can be made through recruitment agencies such as Jobs.ie. You need to research your applications carefully in advance and be clear on how closely you meet the needs of your chosen employer. In Northern Ireland, companies are unable to accept speculative CVs.

	Written by higher education careers professionals	Date:  Autumn 2008
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