The latest EU expansion focused attention on the Irish Republic for its own economic advances since joining the Euro club. Reversing a long trend of emigration, Dublin is now a serious, if smaller, rival to London in attracting young travellers looking to fill their bank accounts.

Working Ireland are a central hub where young foreign people (anyone who can legally work in Ireland) can find everything they need during their stay in Ireland.

Those using their services include Australians, New Zealanders, Europeans, language students and Irish passport holders from Canada and the USA. Benefits include accommodation, tax refunds, discounted airfares, cheap internet / phone cards, cheap postal rates, offshore bank accounts, discounts, entertainment and job placements.

Every morning, Working Ireland searches for jobs by looking on different websites, keeping in touch with Dublin's main recruiting agencies and dealing with small businesses located in the area. Members receive the widest range of positions: Hotel & Catering, financial & accounting, call centres, administration, bar, sales and shop work, general labour, technical, etc.

Further Information
Working Ireland, 26 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2.
Ph: +353 01 6770300 / Fax:+353 01 6770327
Website: www.workingireland.ie
Email info@workingireland.ie