Irish jobs.
The salary, before you apply.
Every listing on role.ie carries a salary range, the unit it’s quoted in, and where the figure came from. Search by what a job pays — not by what it might pay.
Or have matching roles emailed to you as they’re posted, salary included.
Where role.ie is right now
role.ie is new and the board is filling up. We only list vacancies posted by the employer doing the hiring, with the salary attached — so rather than pad it out with listings scraped from elsewhere or invented to look busy, we show you exactly what is there.
If nothing matches you today, the useful thing we can do is tell you the moment something does.
▸ The rule
What a role.ie listing has to say
A job cannot go on this board without these. It is the whole reason to use it.
A salary, with its unit
€500 a day and €500 a week are not the same job. Every range says what it is denominated in and whether it is a base or an on-target figure.
Where the figure came from
Employer-stated, verified with the employer, or our estimate. An estimate is labelled an estimate everywhere it appears, including in the markup search engines read.
Who is hiring
The employer is named, and an agency advertising on an employer’s behalf is labelled as an agency. You should know who receives your application.
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Everyone who applies has already seen the salary
That is the whole proposition. Publishing the range filters out the candidates the number was never going to suit, before they cost either of you an hour. What reaches you is people who saw what it pays and applied anyway.
- The salary range is required — that is what makes the board worth using
- Applications come to you directly, with no agency in between
- Your first listing is free while we build the board out
What we ask of a listing
- Salary rangeRequired
- Unit and basisRequired
- Named employerRequired
- Agency or directStated on the listing
- Application goes toYou
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