Enlgish man looking for work in dublin?

Question

iam looking to come to ireland to work iam 23 years old and have experience in the construction industry i have been a bricklayers labourer ,plasterers labourer and a improver palsterer,roofing,and ground works i have heard its good pay in for labourers in ireland 700 euros a week.If any one from dublin or any 1 with experince could give me any advice i would be most greatful

Answer 1

Lori's right just go up and ask sites, mind you they wont take you on unless you have a fas safepass, which costs about 150 euro, plus you said you ve worked in all areas, are u actully qualified for those trades? might have bit of trouble if not as there are loads and loads of skilled LABOURER's but the money is still good there, i work on and off sites as skilled labourer cos the moneys good but finding it hard to get work this summer but im confident i ll find it.

Anyhow goodluck nd enjoy ur stay, but make sure you sort out the safe pass before u do anythin' its a day course and costs about 150 euro, look it up on

www.fas.ie

Answer 2

changed days eh. what about tattie picking.

Answer 3

There is lots of construction work in Ireland and the months ahead will be busy. Many MANY qualified workers have arrived from Eastern Europe and taken a great number of the labouring jobs. Still, your English should help you find a job.

Make sure you have a SafePass and all the other requirements. The wages are high but accommodation and living costs are also high.

Answer 4

The best bet for a construction job is to hit the sites and see the foreman once you arrive.

Answer 5

Try walking up the high street and looking for the Job Agencies, ie Adecco,or try an online search for some?

http://www.justconstruction.net/

looks to be a site that mihgt be a good place to start.

Answer 6

http://www.irishjobs.ie is one of the biggest job websites here, look on that first.

Answer 7

I don't think you'll have a problem.