Moving to dublin

JoeOGorman

I plan on moving to dublin in a sort of gap year kind of motion but would stay if the right opportunities came my way, I was hoping to find some work.
I'm looking to do anything as long as it can provide me with stability and room to grow, it could be in a office setting or in a Bar.

Any help to finding work would be appreciated

Muirshin Durkin

JoeOGorman wrote: »

I plan on moving to dublin in a sort of gap year kind of motion but would stay if the right opportunities came my way, I was hoping to find some work.
I'm looking to do anything as long as it can provide me with stability and room to grow, it could be in a office setting or in a Bar.

Any help to finding work would be appreciated

I seen a sign for Subway looking for staff, right beside Merrion Square, if you would be into that?

JoeOGorman

Muirshin Durkin wrote: »

I seen a sign for Subway looking for staff, right beside Merrion Square, if you would be into that?

I would have to look into what the subway salary is and hours etc but thank you

Muirshin Durkin

JoeOGorman wrote: »

I would have to look into what the subway salary is and hours etc but thank you

No problem, if i hear/see anything ill throw it in here. Good luck.

Mr. Loverman

What have you done so far to find work in Dublin?

JoeOGorman

Mr. Loverman wrote: »

What have you done so far to find work in Dublin?

I have been using websites such as jobs.ie and indeed to email my cv, but since I am currently based in Birmingham I would find it hard to sell myself as an employee until I move on October 23rd

Mr. Loverman

How long can you survive in Dublin without a job?

Do you have family here?

JoeOGorman

Mr. Loverman wrote: »

How long can you survive in Dublin without a job?

Do you have family here?

Without it being a financial disaster and without haemorrhaging money I feel I could last 4 months without any form of income,but if income or a job did not come in that space of time I would return home

Mr. Loverman

OK, sounds good.

If I were you I would not be picky. The economy is still delicate so there's a lot of people looking for work.

monflat

Mr. Loverman wrote: »

OK, sounds good.

If I were you I would not be picky. The economy is still delicate so there's a lot of people looking for work.

There probably will be a bit of temporary work available on the run up to Christmas.
Argos. Smyths etc
That may work out as a stop gap

magicmoves

Have a look at the below site. It is quite good. A lot of the bar/cafe shop jobs normally advertise the jobs on the window in front of the bar/cafe.

movetodublin.com/where-to-find-a-job-in-dublin