[draffodx]

Originally Posted by Dannyboy1987

anyone know anywhere hiring full time around south dublin area.

full time what? butchers? race drivers? pilots?

[Dannyboy1987]

haha warehouse work, driving, security, panel beating, spray painting anything in around that

[draffodx]

Originally Posted by Dannyboy1987

haha warehouse work, driving, security, panel beating, spray painting anything in around that

If I see anything advertised I'll let you know

[farfromthegrave]

Dundrum Town Centre is advertising jobs pretty frequently, it's worth having a look at and easily accessible with a few buses servicing the area as well as the Leona!


http://www.dundrum.ie/about-us/jobs/

[RogueT]

This would have sorted alot of people out - well done John Gorlmey, the unemployed people of South Dublin aedn North Wicklow salute you.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle7052652.ece

First Ryanair now this...1500 jobs!! The Government dont have a clue, lets hope his decision is challenged somehow. Ideology over jobs.

[HavingCrack]

Any more updates on jobs everyone??

This thread seems to have died a bit...probably a sign of the times

[Whiskey Devil]

I cannot remember the last time I saw a job advertised in DL.

[RandomName2]

Originally Posted by Whiskey Devil

I cannot remember the last time I saw a job advertised in DL.

I can't remember when I last saw an open shop in DL

No, seriously: on the main street (off the top of my head) about a dozen shops have closed or are in the process of closing - some of which survived the 80s . How can The Premier, of all places, be gone?

I know a place that's advertising jobs - the new airport termina... or right...

[me-skywalker]

Originally Posted by RandomName2

I can't remember when I last saw an open shop in DL

No, seriously: on the main street (off the top of my head) about a dozen shops have closed or are in the process of closing - some of which survived the 80s . How can The Premier, of all places, be gone?

I know a place that's advertising jobs - the new airport termina... or right...

1in5 premises in Dun Laoghaire are now vacant.... and Easons now own 2?!

[Whiskey Devil]

Nice to see a new business OPENING on George's Street!! Violet Hair Salon & Nail Bar (across from The Sunshine Cafe or thereabouts) advertising for Full & Part Time Staff. It looks like they've spent a lot of money fitting the place out - good luck to them!

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[leinsterrugby]

guys help me find a job in south dublin plz.

[Whiskey Devil]

Bloomfields Barbers are looking for a full time barber. Seems like the business to be in!

[gutterman]

I am looking for a part time worker with some basic carpentry experience.
rathcoole clondalkin area

[Mr. Loverman]

Sage is Citywest are looking for loads of people:

http://www.staff.ie/company/887.html

http://www.dublinjobs.ie is pretty good too