Clerical Officer 2020

I'm in Dublin and got an email yesterday to fill out the form for an interview. Roughly how long till interview after this and then till they advise a position if you pass (general time frame) thank you!

Hi everyone

Does anyone know what batch and oom they are up to for tipperary?

Also, could someone tell me what the email address is for enquiring about what batch/oom they are on?

Thanks

Hi, I'm starting with AGS, just signing all the paperwork :)

That's great, congrats!!! Have you completed the Garda vetting?

Been assigned to Revenue and waiting for more details now.

Had interview during the week. Must say I found the format a bit strange compared to interviews I completed in the past for private sector. Interview panel were very nice but I felt a bit rushed at times when detailing my examples. Fingers crossed I passed it but wouldn't be too confident. Anyway it was good experience for future campaigns.

Hi Everyone, just wondering if anyone knows where they are at with calling people from the Dublin panel? I am in batch 27 and OOM 49 :-)

Anyone get results for Offaly interviews today or know what batch they are on at the moment? I had my interview last week, waiting on results

Any estimate on how long the background check takes after all documents are submitted?

Just got email on Tuesday to submit my Garda clearance form, photo ID and self declaration form. Looks like things are moving :-)

Yeah I did. Got my results the Monday evening. I placed in Batch 7 top 5 so I'm thrilled. I contacted them and they said they are working on batch 6 still. Best of luck with yours

anyone know if you have a criminal record will it come up in the Garda Vetting ?

hi furrybones

thanks for the reply , a few years ago i was arrested for hitting a Bouncer , i was in court and i had to pay a 1000 euro fine which i paid , i admitted it was my Fault , this is my only arrest (im aged 41 ) would this show up ? also i have no leaving cert (im 41)

Hi Killio,

Some minor offences become spent after 7 years and are not included in the vetting disclosure, however they must be disclosed for employment purposes when it concern AGS, the Courts, and some Gov't departments. So even if they are not disclosed through the vetting procedure you must disclose them.

Spent convictions include convictions in the District Court for minor public order offences and a single conviction other than a motoring or public order offence in the District Court which resulted in a fine or a prison term not exceeding of 12 months. Convictions under the Non-Fatal Offences against the Person will not become spent and will always be disclosed.

I would suggest contacting Citizen's Information, or even your local Gardaí, to discuss the specifics of your conviction and how it will affect employment prospects within the public sector.

Thanks :)

would you consider staying up in dublin and rent a room from someone? I don't know what days you would be working though but a lot of folk would take on a lodger Monday to Fridays.