Jobs in dundalk

JenniFurr · 02-04-2008 1:09pm #1

I've just moved to dundalk from waterford a little while ago and I'm having difficulty getting a job, I'm returning to college in September and in the meantime I need a full time or near full time job 'til then but outside the immediate centre of town I don't really know where to go. I've looked loads but I'm not familiar with a lot of the town. Anyone know somewhere that's looking or that looks for people regularly? I'm looking for just something like a shop, telecoms, maybe restaurant, stuff like that. any help would be really appreciated xxx

miceal · 02-04-2008 1:13pm

Have you tried Vodafone call center?

Or Boylesports?

Mr Magnolia · 02-04-2008 1:55pm

Try the icedome too.

ibh · 02-04-2008 2:06pm

Hotels are usually a good bet with a wide range of jobs usually available.

I would try the Fairways Hotel as they are usually hiring (0429321500) or the Crown Plaza, they were hiring staff a while ago but not sure at the minute. Vodafone is probably a good place to try as well.

Gd Luck

petethedrummer · 03-04-2008 1:55pm

have you tried?
http://www.recruitmentplus.ie/Dundalk_Office.html

DundalkDuffman · 03-04-2008 6:40pm

The social welfare is looking for someone officey for 3 months to cover maternity leave if that may be up your street

DamoDLK · 08-04-2008 10:44pm

Did you manage to find anything yet? I used to live in Waterford up until lasy yr!!(t'was great)

JulieMac · 22-04-2008 11:14am

Hi there Jennifur from W/ford - just wondering if u managed 2 secure any work in D/dalk............:)?

JenniFurr · 22-04-2008 8:53pm

nope not as of yet

think it's just a bad time of year though. I'm still looking, hoping more places will start needing people for the summer soon!

mise_me_fein · 23-04-2008 11:00am

Abrakababra are always on the look out for staff.

Try there maybe?

JulieMac · 23-04-2008 2:16pm

Do u have use of a car?
It's much easier to find work outside the town ie Ballymac (actually, they provide a taxi service if u work late at nite...) Fitzpatrick's, Carlingford, The Carrickdale hotel.
U have more of a chance if u find out the manager's name beforehand and personally hand him/her your CV (u need a CV for any job nowadays) - even if u get a few days here & there at first, you're in & other things will lead on from that.
It's easier to find a decent job when u r in some sort of employment......

U have to be brave & go to places even if they aren't advertising for staff - sth will come up.........

let us know when (not 'if') u get sth............