Jobs abroad in Ireland are available in a range of industries (especially in the cities). It’s also worth noting that while Irish is the official language of Ireland, English is the dominant language used in the country.

With the growing technology sector, there’s a wealth of opportunities in IT in Ireland. The growing economy has led to a flourishing marketing & advertising industry through a mixture of agencies and in-house marketing departments. Ireland is also the home of several multinational pharmaceutical companies that are the source of huge numbers of Ireland jobs for foreigners.

As one of the hottest holiday destinations in the world right now (with a record number of visitors every year for the last few years), it makes sense that Ireland also has a thriving tourism and hospitality industry, with many work abroad programs as well (including the opportunity to work as an au pair).

The work week in Ireland is generally 35 to 40 hours a week for a full-time employee in a typical office setting. Of course, that can vary according to the nature of your work in Ireland. An Irish office is relatively relaxed; a work day is usually complete with tea breaks and banter.