Would it be difficult to get a job in Dublin as a man with long hair?

Just put it up in a man bun and you'll be grand.

…rock on op, i suspect accommodation will be your biggest issue!

I'll take your question seriously, just in case it is....

Having lived in a few places, I'd observe that overall there's very little diversity in irish males in terms of hair. Nearly everyone seems to have that "fade" haircut which I personally hate, and seems to keep thousands of barbers in business.

In a lot of mainland Europe and Scandinavia in particular, it's common to see lots of different lengths/styles on men. Therefore, you'll see lots of longer hair in a variety of jobs including the corporate world, neatly tied back ponytails etc.

I'd feel overly in Ireland, longer hair would be difficult in banks, conservative business etc, but IT probably fine. Construction - well tied back for safety etc. Depends a lot upon the type of employment.

I still hate that fade though...

last time I was at home at xmas that haircut was everywhere. I don't even see it here in germany. But every fecker in the pub had it at home.

I disagree- I've lived in five countries, 3 different continents and have never seen the proliferation of that particular haircut anywhere except Ireland, although I believe it's pretty much the same in the UK, but I've never lived there. In any case - the OP is worrying about getting employed with long hair and I still think that while it's job dependent to an extent, long hair is trickier in the corporate world here than, say Finland, where ponytails are really common.

A lot of the young fellas in my area are sporting what I always think of as a GAA haircut. Sort of like a mullet but shaved in over and behind the ears. It's like they're wearing a coonskin hat.

it depends on the job you apply for will you be dealing with the public long hair is not in style unless you are in a rock band .And your education qualifications ,most companys take cvs on a website and then reject 90 per of applicants without seeing the person for an interview eg jobsireland jobs ie

It's just another (albeit out of fashion right now) hair style. I don't think it's considered "out there" or unacceptable any more in any workplace. Just try and avoid the sandals and trousers that zip in to shorts.

It's pony, is what out it is! 😃