An Post usually form a panel from which vacancies for Clerical positions in Dublin will be filled. Staff employed in this position deliver a broad and expanding range of financial and other services to An Post customers, using modern service aids and state of the art information technology. Staff appointed to the positions will have […]
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Eircom Apprentice Program 2015
Eircom Apprenticeships Eircom are offering apprentices the chance to develop practical skills in a market leading company that is at the cutting edge of technological innovation in Ireland. You will gain first-hand experience in the maintenance and repair of equipment in our network to provide the highest levels of service to our customers. The Eircom […]
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Amazon Ireland IT Jobs in Dublin
Amazon have their main European data centre in Dublin Amazon are sometimes looking for skilled Data Center Linux & Hardware Engineers Amazon’s AWS S3 web service is regularly peaking at over 1.1 million requests per second.. Also, their content delivery AWS service, CloudFront, has expanded its Data Centers presence by over 50% worldwide in […]
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Jobs at Facebook Dublin Ireland
Facebook have their European Head Office in Dublin The Facebook Office Address is Hanover Reach 5-7 Hanover Quay Grand Canal Harbour Dublin 2. Job Perks at Facebook Facebook Dublin offers a ton of great benefits and perks to make sure your life is as satisfying as your work. You get 25 annual leave days and […]
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Marks and Spencers Management Jobs Ireland
Salary £28 to £45k Date when vacancy closes – 31 Mar 2013 Location : Ireland M&S are looking for professional Retail Managers that will bring with them a wealth of experience and dynamism. In return M&S will offer you second to none training and development, as well the opportunity to progress in a business that […]
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Job Vacancies at NAMA
NAMA Ireland – the National Asset Management Agency is part of the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) NAMA was established in 2009 as a key part of Ireland’s response to its banking and property crisis. NAMA acquired commercial and residential property loans with a nominal value of over €74bn from five financial institutions. In purchasing […]
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