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Senior Speech and Language Therapy Posts Permanent and Fixed Term, Full-time Based in CRC Children’s Disability Network Team, Clondalkin, Dublin. The CRC Children’s Disability Network Teams (CDNT) provide intervention to children from the age of 0- 18 years, presenting with complex developmental needs requiring inter-disciplinary intervention. Our services are based upon a Family Centered Practice Model in line with the Progressing Disability Services. This is an exciting opportunity to work as part of a dynamic team. During 2024 the CRC has embarked on a programme of organistional transformation. Partnering with the Virginia Mason Institute world leaders in supporting healthcare organisations through continuous improvement and transformational change. We would love to hear from you if you are excited about the chance to become part of our forward-thinking children's teams and contribute to implementing lean healthcare practices. Our new strategy, Creating Pathways that Empower and Enable, is not just a document — it is a commitment to delivering children’s disability services in a more connected, equitable, and responsive way. We are strengthening a culture of transparency, collaboration, and person-centred services, where communication, partnership, and continuous learning guide everything we do. We are looking for someone who lives our values of Respect, Person-Centredness, Collaboration, Quality, Courage and Stewardship. Someone with integrity, purpose and a genuine belief in the potential of every child and family we support. If you thrive in a dynamic environment where innovation matters, where courage in decision-making is valued, and where transformation is a shared endeavour, this role will give you the opportunity to shape the future of children’s community disability services. Clondalkin Children's Disability Network Team Located in the new Primary Care Centre, which is a modern, purpose-built building designed for children, families, and staff. Here’s what’s better about the new building: · It is fully accessible, with easy-to-use bathrooms, changing areas and changing benches, and hoists. · There is more space and modern therapy rooms. · It is a warm, welcoming place where we can support your child’s development. · Located in close proximity with Primary care and other services, making it easier for families to receive more coordinated and wrap around supports. · Parking/access: onsite parking is available outside the main entrance and also underground with lift available to main reception Clondalkin offers a "village" atmosphere centered around the historic Round Tower, with immediate access to essential services and the Mill Shopping Centre. Transport links Luas Red Line: Luas to Red Cow station, which is a short walk from the village. Dublin Bus: Several direct buses travel from the city centre, including the 13 (Mountjoy Square to Clondalkin Village) and 51d (Aston Quay to Clondalkin). The G2 is also available. Irish Rail: Hourly train services run from Dublin Heuston or Connolly stations to Clondalkin/Fonthill Station. We currently have vacancies for permanent and Fixed Term contracts in our Clondalkin, Dublin CDNT (Part-time may be considered) Essential Requirements: · A recognized IASLT Speech and Language Therapy qualification and current registration with CORU · A minimum of three years post qualification experience to include working with clients presenting with physical and sensory disabilities · Experience working with clients presenting with dysphagia; assessment and management · Excellent communications and teamworking skills · Evidence of a commitment to CPD · Full driver’s license and access to car - Candidates that do not currently have this requirement are encouraged to apply, however there is a requirement to obtain this and will be explained at interview stage Desirable · Experience in service delivery planning and development · Experience working with clients presenting with excessive drooling · Experience in education and training and involvement in research/audit · Experience in coordinating clinics and leading and working at a consultative level in clinics alongside other lead therapists · Interest in the development of clinical skills in the area of drooling It must be clearly demonstrated in your CV and supporting statement how you meet the required skills, competencies and knowledge for the post. Department of Health Salary applies Senior Speech and Language Therapist Grade code 3379 (€64551 -€ 76,007). Informal enquiries to Jean Oswell Children's Disability Netwrok Manager, Clondalkin, joswell@crc.ie Please apply through the 'Apply Now' button. Data Protection: Please refer to crc_job_applicant_privacy_notice.pdf to learn more about how we handle your personal data and the rights that you have during the recruitment cycle This role is subject to HSE Approval. We reserve the right to close this competition early if we receive a very high volume of applications. #CR
Senior Occupational Therapist, Clondalkin
Senior Occupational Therapist Posts Permanent, Full-time Based in CRC Children’s Disability Network Team, Clondalkin, Dublin. The CRC Children’s Disability Network Teams (CDNT) provide intervention to children from the age of 0- 18 years, presenting with complex developmental needs requiring inter-disciplinary intervention. Our services are based upon a Family Centered Practice Model in line with the Progressing Disability Services. This is an exciting opportunity to work as part of a dynamic team. During 2024 the CRC has embarked on a programme of organistional transformation. Partnering with the Virginia Mason Institute world leaders in supporting healthcare organisations through continuous improvement and transformational change. We would love to hear from you if you are excited about the chance to become part of our forward-thinking children's teams and contribute to implementing lean healthcare practices. Our new strategy, Creating Pathways that Empower and Enable, is not just a document — it is a commitment to delivering children’s disability services in a more connected, equitable, and responsive way. We are strengthening a culture of transparency, collaboration, and person-centred services, where communication, partnership, and continuous learning guide everything we do. We are looking for someone who lives our values of Respect, Person-Centredness, Collaboration, Quality, Courage and Stewardship. Someone with integrity, purpose and a genuine belief in the potential of every child and family we support. If you thrive in a dynamic environment where innovation matters, where courage in decision-making is valued, and where transformation is a shared endeavour, this role will give you the opportunity to shape the future of children’s community disability services. Clondalkin Children's Disability Network Team Located in the new Primary Care Centre, which is a modern, purpose-built building designed for children, families, and staff. Here’s what’s better about the new building: · It is fully accessible, with easy-to-use bathrooms, changing areas and changing benches, and hoists. · There is more space and modern therapy rooms. · It is a warm, welcoming place where we can support your child’s development. · Located in close proximity with Primary care and other services, making it easier for families to receive more coordinated and wrap around supports. · Parking/access: onsite parking is available outside the main entrance and also underground with lift available to main reception Clondalkin offers a "village" atmosphere centered around the historic Round Tower, with immediate access to essential services and the Mill Shopping Centre. Transport links Luas Red Line: Luas to Red Cow station, which is a short walk from the village. Dublin Bus: Several direct buses travel from the city centre, including the 13 (Mountjoy Square to Clondalkin Village) and 51d (Aston Quay to Clondalkin). The G2 is also available. Irish Rail: Hourly train services run from Dublin Heuston or Connolly stations to Clondalkin/Fonthill Station. We currently have vacancies for permanent contracts in our Clondalkin, Dublin CDNT (Part-time may be considered) The successful candidate will have the following essential requirements: Desirable requirements: Experience working with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder Experience working with children with physical disabilities Experienced working with children with intellectual disabilities Experience completing Assessment of Need It must be clearly demonstrated in your CV and supporting statement how you meet the required skills, competencies and knowledge for the post. Department of Health Salary applies Senior Speech and Language Therapist Grade code 3379 (€64551 -€ 76,007). Informal enquiries to Jean Oswell Children's Disability Netwrok Manager, Clondalkin, joswell@crc.ie Please apply through the 'Apply Now' button. A panel will be created from this campaign from which current and future permanent, specified purpose, whole-time and part-time posts for CRC Children’s Disability Services will be filled. Data Protection: Please refer to crc_job_application_privacy_notice.pdf to learn more about how we handle your personal data and the rights that you have during the recruitment cycle. This role is subject to HSE Approval. We reserve the right to close this competition early if we receive a very high volume of applications. #CR
Day Care Staff Nurse
Saint Josephs Centre, the only residential care home in Ireland dedicated to dementia care, is seeking a confident, dedicated and experienced Day Care Staff Nurse to join our team. This is a pivotal role in the co-ordination, leadership and a management of clinical activities and resources at the centre. The successful applicant will be a confident self-starter with experience in a care environment with an ability to work with a variety of healthcare professionals and a strong attention to detail. A motivating team member by connecting their work to the organisational strategy and helping them understand how their day-today tasks contribute to a greater purpose. A clear and effective communicator, encouraging the individuals to deliver person-centred care goal in a meaningful and tangible way whilst maintain standards and compliance consistently. Details of the role competencies, duties and responsibilities can be found in the attached job description. Candidates can express their interest should submit their curriculum vitae and a cover letter. Contract: Full-time | Hours: 37.5 per week Sector: Dementia-specific Day Care Are you passionate about person-centred dementia care? Join Ireland’s only care home solely dedicated to dementia at Saint Joseph’s Shankill , part of the Saint John of God Hospital group. We are seeking a dedicated Staff Nurse to join our Day Care team, where your compassion and clinical expertise will help make every moment matter for those living with dementia. What You’ll Do: Please note any applicants placed on the panel will remain on the panel for 3 months.
Trainee Buyer Programme
Summary From our Head Office to the shop floor and everywhere in between our primary goal is to create and deliver a fantastic customer journey for everyone who shops at Lidl. With over 7,000 colleagues across our stores, warehouses and offices in Ireland and Northern Ireland we are a big and ambitious team. We know our people are our greatest asset and our success is down to the commitment and dedication of our team. At Lidl, we recognise that our people are our greatest asset and that our success is hugely attributable to the commitment and dedication of our workforce. Career development and training are of major importance to us. All employees are provided with the training and support they need to reach their full potential and to progress within the company. Structured, on-the-job training is the foundation of our training concept, giving our employees the opportunity for further development both professionally and personally. At Lidl we believe that training is the most important investment we can make in our people. As part of the Trainee Buyer Programme in this fast-paced and exciting area of our business, you will be given a structured and comprehensive training plan which will enable you to develop the skills required in order to assist in the development and management of product categories through detailed market and consumer behaviour analysis. This will involve continuously sourcing new suppliers, promoting product innovation and ensuring a top-quality offering at the lowest possible price for our customers. Start date: September 2026 Duration: 12 Months What you'll do Lidl is an equal opportunities employer. If you have any particular requirements, we will ensure any reasonable accommodations are implemented as part of the recruitment and selection process. We value diversity and inclusion in our workplace and want to ensure that all applicants have the same opportunity regardless of gender, civil status, family status, sexual orientation, age, disability, race, religious belief, political opinion or membership of the traveller community.
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EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS • Have passed an examination at the appropriate level within the QQI qualifications framework which can be assessed as being comparable to Leaving Certificate standard or equivalent or higher, i.e. FETAC Level 5. • A qualification or experience in the use of MS Office packages, e.g. ECDL. EXPERIENCE (DURATION AND TYPE) • At least three years previous experience of working on a switchboard or in reception. • Previous customer service experience. SKILLS AND ABILITIES • Ability to operate switch system efficiently. • Ability to use computer based systems, including MS Office, email, etc. • Ability to work on own initiative. • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. • Fluent English. • Excellent organisational skills. • Team player. • Ability to multi task and process work professionally and efficiently in a busy environment. • Excellent attention to detail. • A positive customer focused approach in dealing with the general public. • Highly organised, detail and accuracy oriented, with an ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines. • Integrity to client confidentiality and ability to display caring and empathetic qualities at work. KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING • Must possess caring and empathetic qualities and demonstrate these attributes in the course of employment. • Knowledge of General Data Protection Regulation, Freedom of Information, and Data Protection Act. RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACCOUNTABILITIES (in no particular order of priority) • Operate the switchboard system in an efficient and friendly manner. • Maintain the highest levels of confidentiality. • Ensure all calls are transferred to the appropriate department or staff member in an efficient and timely manner. • Provide general customer information to callers as required, e.g. visiting times. • Keep up to date with hospital operations and developments so as to be an efficient information provider for callers. • Operate the Hospital Paging System as required. • Provide a directory enquiry service to internal callers. • Take messages as required and ensure these messages are accurately recorded and passed on to the intended recipient in an efficient and timely manner. • Identify and react to emergency calls in line with agreed procedures. • Monitor any equipment as required and promptly follow Standard Operating Procedures in responding in a timely and efficient manner. • Arrange taxi and courier services if required. • Provide full Reception service, to include alarm monitoring, access control, Closed Circuit Television monitoring, and face to face patient services. • Provide reception services to National Maternity Hospital and other third parties, including dealing with delegations, couriers, and deliveries. • Meet and greet members of the public in a courteous manner, answer all enquiries made, and direct persons to the appropriate clinic, department, office, etc. • Liaise with and be of assistance to staff in all departments, the public, and outside agencies. • Update and maintain the hospital telephone and paging directory online. • Produce and distribute updated telephone directories as required from time to time. • Ensure up to date phone directories are available and issued to all departments and staff as required. • Be familiar with the Hospital plan for Fire, Cardiac Arrest, and Major Disasters. • Co operate with the Hospital on Health and Safety issues. • Work in such a way so as not to compromise the Health and Safety of Hospital patients, relatives, and staff. • Be familiar with the Hospital Safety Statement. • Be familiar with the hospital policy in relation to the emergency system and teams involved. • Keep oneself up to date with hospital operations and developments so as to be an efficient information provider for callers. • Co operate with the Hospital on Health and Safety issues. • Work in such a way so as not to compromise the Health and Safety of Hospital patients, relatives, and staff. • As directed provide and manage full Reception and Switchboard services from any location within National Maternity Hospital campus, e.g. 65 and 66 Mount Street, Holles Street Main Reception, SPC Reception, 60 Mount Street. • If the hospital relocates to another site provide and manage full Reception and Switchboard services on that site. • Any other duties deemed appropriate to the post. Please note that the duties of this post may change over time. FLEXIBILITY This post requires a high level of flexibility to ensure the delivery of an effective and efficient service. Therefore the post holder will be required to demonstrate flexibility on occasion as and when required by their manager. DIGNITY AND WELFARE OF PATIENTS As a health care provider all staff are expected to behave towards patients in a caring, professional and responsible manner. In line with the national and hospital Trust in Care policy it is the duty and responsibility of all employees of the National Maternity Hospital, including this post holder, to report any concerns for the safety and welfare of patients to their line manager or head of department. DIGNITY AT WORK All members of staff at the National Maternity Hospital have a right to be treated with dignity and respect and to work in a safe environment which is free from all forms of bullying, sexual harassment, and harassment. Thus all staff of the National Maternity Hospital, including this post holder, have a responsibility to help maintain such a working environment. All employees must comply with the national and hospital Dignity at Work policy and ensure that their behaviour does not cause offence to fellow workers or any person with whom they come into contact during the course of their work. CONFIDENTIALITY In the course of his or her employment, the person appointed may have access to or hear information concerning the medical or personal affairs of patients or staff or other health service business. Such records or information are strictly confidential and unless acting on instructions of an authorised officer on no account must information be divulged or discussed except in the performance of normal duty. In addition records must never be left in such a manner that unauthorised persons can obtain access to them and must be kept in safe custody or destroyed in accordance with policy when no longer required. DRESS CODE AND UNIFORM Attire and personal appearance must, at all times, conform to a standard the Hospital considers appropriate. Staff attached to certain departments may be required to wear a uniform or other protective clothing. Where applicable any such requirements as detailed by the immediate supervisor must be adhered to at all times. HYGIENE Being a health institution hygiene plays a central role in maintaining a clean and healthy environment for our patients, visitors, and staff. All employees of the National Maternity Hospital must always be mindful of their responsibility to maintain a high standard of hygiene including personal hygiene and as part of their role within the hospital. TENURE This is a permanent contract of employment. REMUNERATION Remuneration is in accordance with salary scales approved by the Department of Health and Health Service Executive. The salary scale for this post currently ranges from €36,109 to €55,463 per annum. The last two points on this scale are Long Service Increments which apply every three years respectively. Assimilation onto the scale is based on relevant work experience and in accordance with circular 17/2013 for existing permanent employees. Payment is made on a monthly basis by credit transfer. HOURS 35 hours per week, exclusive of unpaid rest breaks. The Switchboard operates Monday to Saturday 08:00 to 21:00. Therefore you can be rostered on any of these days and times. ANNUAL LEAVE 27 working days per annum. SUPERANNUATION Membership of a superannuation pension scheme is compulsory. Superannuation contributions at the appropriate rate approximately 6.5 percent of basic salary will be payable in accordance with the provisions of the determined superannuation scheme. Further information will be issued upon appointment to the role. RETIREMENT AGE Retirement age will be determined by the superannuation scheme a new employee is aligned to. Further information will be issued upon appointment to the role.
PSYCHOLOGIST
Avista is a progressive organisation, providing a wide range of services including Day, Residential and Respite supports to both Children and Adults in various locations across 3 Regions. This post is being recruited for the Children’s Disability Network Team (CDNT): Cabra Grangegorman and Blanchardstown. The successful candidate is required to work as part of an Interdisciplinary Team that provide services to 0-18 year old children and young people with complex needs arising from a disability, in a family centred model in accordance with our core values and ethos underpinned by quality, best practise and research. Avista has 3 Children and Young People Disability Network Teams, and the candidate may be required to work across any these 3 teams if and when the need arises. . JOB ADVERTISEMENT APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITION: PSYCHOLOGIST CHILDREN’S SERVICES, DUBLIN PERMANENT FULL-TIME CONTRACT (35 Hours Per Week). Salary: €61,976 - €106,101* (lsi) *Salary subject to Relevant Public Sector Experience. REF: 96108 Essential: · Have a university degree or diploma (QQ1 level 8 equivalent) obtained with 1st or 2nd class honours in which Psychology was taken as a major subject and honours obtained in that subject. · Have an Irish post-graduate professional psychology qualification accredited by the Psychological Society of Ireland in Clinical, Counselling, or Educational Psychology Or · An equivalent qualification from another jurisdiction validated by the Department of Health. Application for this post must be inclusive of letter of validation. · Demonstrate competence in the area of working with children with disabilities. · Demonstrate an understanding of interdisciplinary working, family centred practice and a high standard of suitability for the proper discharge of the office. Desirable: · Experience of working with Children with complex needs and their families. · Experience delivering group work and parent training programme. Why work with us? Excellent Career Progression Opportunities. Comprehensive Pension Scheme Supportive and innovative working environment. Generous annual leave entitlement Paid Maternity Leave & Sick Pay scheme Bike to work Scheme Tax Saver Travel Scheme Please submit a Cover letter and CV as application via our website careers section at: https://www.rezoomo.com/company/avista/ Informal enquiries to Vivienne Finn, Children’s Disability Network Manager, email ; Vivienne.finn@avistaclg.ie Closing date for receipt of applications 24th April 2026. Avista reserves the right to close the competition early should a sufficient number of applications be received. “A panel may be formed from which future positions may be filled across the Dublin service.” Avista is a public body and subject to Freedom of Information and Data Protection Requests. Avista is an equal opportunities employer.
Placement Admin Assistant
Dublin City University is a leading innovative European University with a mission to “transform lives and societies”. DCU ranks as one of the world’s Top 350 Universities, Times Higher Education, and is proud to be Ireland’s No. 1 Young University. The University is known for the “transformative student experience” it offers, and is also recognised for its impact in addressing global challenges in collaboration with national and international stakeholders. Overview of DCU Placement DCU Placement includes work/industrial placements (INTRA), (INtegrated TRAining), and international mobility placements (for staff and students). INTRA work placements have been a defining characteristic and an integral part of a large proportion of undergraduate programmes at DCU since its foundation. Recognising the very substantial contribution that placement makes to the personal and professional development of students, the University has made a strategic commitment to enhance work placements and make them available to a wider range of undergraduate programmes. DCU Placement facilitates and assists accredited placement in enterprise and academic settings, both nationally and internationally, and has oversight of professional, and clinical placement activities. The DCU Placement team works closely with DCU Faculties and Schools, Academic Programme leads, and central assistance units (such as Careers Service, Registry, Fees, DCU Global, Student Support & Development), external placement partners and stakeholders. The DCU Placement team is student facing. Role Profile The DCU Placement Administrative Assistant role will be assigned to both the INTRA and International Mobility functions in DCU Placement. The role will report to the Director of Placement with a dotted line to the INTRA Manager and International Mobility Manager for the administration and implementation of the University’s work placement programme “INTRA” (INtegrated TRAining) and International Mobility administration. The Administrative Assistant position is a critical role in the process and is fundamental to the provision of the service to students, partners, academic tutors, employers, and internal DCU colleagues and external partners. The DCU Placement Administrative Assistant will provide a professional and comprehensive service in support of a range of activities including Erasmus+, student Exchange and management of inter institutional agreements, staff mobility, Tutor visits, INTRA student report administration, and operational tasks associated with the INTRA programme. The successful individual will be a motivated self-starter. The areas they will assist are multifaceted in nature across both International Mobility and INTRA. Principal Duties and Responsibilities The duties and responsibilities of the position include, but are not restricted to, the following: • Administration of the INTRA module assessment processes, including end of placement report, tutor visit programme, and employer survey. • Organisation and management of the process of student report submission at the appropriate time for each degree programme. • Liaise with Faculty and Schools re: organisation of the tutor visit process for degree programmes. • Produce periodic reports in a timely manner aligned with DCU Placement needs and cascade throughout Faculty & Registry as required. • Review, update, and improve administrative processes and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), contributing to quality enhancement initiatives. • Provide front-line assistance for queries and promote positive experience for DCU students doing this in a timely manner. • Partner with academic and professional colleagues to design, plan, and implement assistant services for outgoing and incoming mobility participants (students and staff). • Act as a generalist resource for Erasmus+ KA131 and KA171 mobility processes, Exchange, and Study Abroad programme. • Contribute to process improvement projects and maintain accurate records on University systems, including managing data through the Erasmus+ Beneficiary Module, MoveOn, and InPlace platforms to track placements, funding support, partnerships, and generate reports for decision-making and compliance. • Liaise with Faculty Academic Coordinators and internal stakeholders across faculties and central offices to ensure appropriate assistance for accredited mobilities. • Plan, prepare, and manage events such as open days, webinars, workshops, awards, expos, and other promotional activities. • Assist Placement colleagues and, when necessary, oversee delegated tasks. • Undertake required training to assist professional development. • Any other duties that may be assigned from time to time by the Director of Placement or their nominee(s). Qualifications and Experience Requirements: • Candidates must have a primary degree or equivalent (NFQ Level 7) plus 2 years relevant post qualification experience. • Excellent organisational and administrative skills with experience in co-ordinating company or institution wide projects including attention to detail. • Demonstrable experience of flexibility and adaptability. • The ability to supervise projects and work effectively as part of a wider administrative team with the capacity to identify key issues and propose solutions in a timely manner. • Excellent IT and computing skills with experience of large complex databases and collation and presentation of data using reporting tools. • Excellent written, communication and interactive skills. • The ability to engage effectively across a wide range of Faculties and professional support units, building and maintaining strong working relationships. • Excellent social and communication skills applicable across students, staff and external stakeholders at all levels. Desirable Criteria: • Knowledge of Agresso or other accounting platform(s) will be an advantage. • He/she will have the ability to gather and review relevant information and data from a range of sources and to make informed decisions quickly and effectively. • Effective in managing their workload and delegating tasks to assist staff. Strives for continuous improvement of processes to maximize quality and efficiency. • Have a proven track record in administering multifaceted processes and operations in a complex or large-scale organisation, preferably in a higher education environment, and ideally within an international support function. Salary Scale: Professional 4 - €44,669 - €65,331 Appointment will be commensurate with qualifications and experience and in line with current Government pay policy. Closing date: Thursday, 16th April 2026
Manager, Board and Executive Affairs
Salary €68,464 - €108,891* This role will be filled in line with Public Pay Policy at Point 1 of the relevant Salary Scale unless the successful candidate is appointed from an existing public sector role Beech Road, Killarney, Co. Kerry, V93 AW26 Letterkenny Tourist Information Centre, Neil T. Blaney Road, Letterkenny, Co Donegal, F92 E796 1st floor, Market House, Pearse Street, Mullingar, Co. Westmeath, N91 PW95 4th Floor Mathew House, Fr. Mathew Street, Street, Cork, T12 TN56 Unit 5, Calbro Court, Tuam Road, Galway, H91 YKH4 3rd Floor Crescent House, Hartstonge Street, Limerick, V94 K35Y 4th Floor, Wallace House, Maritana Gate, Canada Street, Waterford, X91 PP2R Áras Reddan, Temple Street, Sligo, F91 RX45 Áras Fáilte, 88-95 Amiens Street, Dublin 1, D01 WR86 Vacancy Description Level 3 Permanent Contract, full-time Fáilte Ireland invites applications for the position of Manager, Secretariat. The role will report to the CEO and Chairperson of the Board. Job Purpose Reporting to the CEO and Chairperson of the Board of the National Tourism Development Authority this role will manage the Board Secretariat and Executive affairs function and carry out the administrative, legal and regulatory duties required, helping to make sure the organisation is in compliance with the law, regulations and public sector duty by providing support to the Chairperson, Directors and the Executive. Primary Objectives/Key Responsibilities Board Secretariat Act as Board Secretary, provide board secretarial and corporate governance support to the CEO, the Executive Leadership team, the Board and all Board sub-committees providing the full range of Board Secretarial duties including but not limited to: Selection Process Shortlisting will be based on applications and the selection process may involve two competency-based interviews. A panel of successful candidates may be formed following the selection process. Fáilte Ireland is an equal opportunities employer and is committed to fostering an inclusive workplace which values and benefits from the diversity of the workforce. We encourage you to reach out to us directly at recruitment@failteireland.ie should you require assistance or reasonable accommodation during the recruitment process
Verification Officer
We are SGS – the world's leading testing, inspection and certification company. We are recognized as the global benchmark for sustainability, quality and integrity. Our 99,600 employees operate a network of 2,600 offices and laboratories, working together to enable a better, safer and more interconnected world. Our brand promise – when you need to be sure – underscores our commitment to trust, integrity and reliability. SGS’s Industries and Environment services help businesses ensure safety, sustainability, and compliance through testing, inspection, certification, and consulting—supporting sectors from manufacturing to infrastructure and environmental management Job Description
Community Development and Culture Manager
Summary: The Community Development & Culture Manager plays a central role in ensuring the GDA delivers an inclusive, socially equitable, culturally rich, and community centred urban regeneration project that brings real social and economic benefits to local communities. The role focuses on advancing community engagement, inclusion, and access to opportunities by building on established GDA programmes. It supports pathways to employment, training, enterprise and family development helping to build community capacity and reduce barriers to participation. The role also leads community engagement across arts, heritage and histories, ensuring diverse voices and identities shape the areas ongoing development. Grade: Higher Executive Officer Starting Salary: €59,435 Point of entry on this salary scale may differ from the minimum point of the scale if the successful candidate is a current public or civil servant. Pension: Public Service Pension Scheme Employing Authority: Grangegorman Development Agency Office Location: Floor 4, Park House, 191 North Circular Road, Dublin 7 Working Hours: 35 hours per week Blended / Agile / Remote Working: Blended Working Policy in place, available subject to role requirements Annual Leave: 29 days Tenure: 5-year Fixed Term Contract Other Benefits: • Professional development and supported learning opportunities • Annual health check and flu vaccination • Employee wellbeing initiatives • Tax-efficient travel schemes (Bike to Work and TaxSaver) • Team development events The Community Development & Culture Manager plays a central role in ensuring the GDA delivers an inclusive, socially equitable, culturally rich, and community centred urban regeneration project that brings real social and economic benefits to local communities. The role focuses on advancing community engagement, inclusion, and access to opportunities by building on established GDA programmes. It supports pathways to employment, training, enterprise and family development helping to build community capacity and reduce barriers to social and economic participation. The role also leads community engagement across arts and cultural development, heritage and histories, ensuring diverse voices and identities are reflected in the areas ongoing development. These cultural dimensions complement the community development work by supporting a strong sense of place, celebrating diverse cultural identities and contributing to a vibrant and socially cohesive environment. Reporting to the Head of People & Engagement, this role will enhance existing work and lead the delivery of an integrated Community Development, Arts, Culture & Heritage Engagement Strategy, positioning social cohesion, community capacity, cultural vibrancy, and local heritage at the core of the GDA’s long term objectives. Key Responsibilities Strategic Leadership & Vision • Lead the development, implementation and continuous evolution of a holistic Community Development, Arts, Culture & Heritage Engagement Strategy aligned to the next phase of the Grangegorman Development. • Partner with key stakeholders to develop community, arts, culture, and heritage initiatives that support inclusive engagement, strengthen place identity, and deliver meaningful public value. • Identify emerging societal, demographic, cultural and community needs to shape strategic priorities and future initiatives. Community Development & Participation • Maintain and strengthen existing community development engagement structures, ensuring the community’s voice remains central to planning and decision-making. • Support the development of sustainable, resilient communities around Grangegorman, enabling them to thrive throughout the next phase of the development and beyond. • Deepen relationships and partnerships with surrounding communities, fostering trust, transparency and long-term collaboration. • Further embed community benefit principles across all community engagement and delivery activities. • Strengthen a sense of shared ownership and belonging in the emerging Grangegorman Urban Quarter. • Support and coordinate the work of the Build to Last Forum (BTLF) acting as secretary and ensuring effective communication and follow through. • Represent the Agency on the Grangegorman Area Based Childhood (ABC), supporting early years and family initiatives in the neighbourhood and participate in other groups as required. • Engage with the Community Liaison Committee to promote awareness of community benefits and to share updates on the work of ABC and BTLF. • Lead and coordinate community-focused events such as business breakfasts, meet the contractor events, apprenticeship information events and other initiatives that support local participation and opportunity. • Design inclusive, evidence-based engagement methods that enable participation from diverse, underrepresented, or marginalised communities. • Promote and coordinate community benefits arising from the Grangegorman regeneration, piloting new initiatives that enhance the social and economic inclusion. Cultural, Arts & Heritage Development • Work in close collaboration with Grangegorman Histories Working Group and the Public Art Working Group, ensuring alignment with GDA priorities and community needs. • Coordinate, support and enable the work of both working groups, ensuring effective communication, shared planning, timely reporting, and alignment with GDA priorities, governance requirements and community needs. • Act as the primary link between the GDA and the existing arts and histories governance structures, ensuring that decision-making, resourcing and project delivery are cohesive, transparent and well-managed. Research, Evidence & Narrative Stewardship • Commission, edit, and publish updated editions of Joining Up the Dots (socio-economic and demographic profile), establishing a data baseline for strategic development. • Oversee research, consultation, and knowledge gathering that supports community and cultural planning. • Continue to lead the implementation of the Grangegorman Employment Charter and refine it in response to emerging community and project priorities. Governance, Coordination & Stakeholder Management • Coordinate and act as secretary to the Build to Last Forum, ensuring clear governance processes, timely reporting, and effective communication. • Map community, arts, culture and history related activities across the Agency and integrate them into a coherent, cross functional framework. • Develop and maintain strong, collaborative relationships with all Grangegorman stakeholders. Events and Engagement Programming • In collaboration with GDA communications and relevant working groups organise and lead community development, cultural and heritage activities—both in person and virtual. • Ensure that programming reflects diversity, accessibility and high-quality public engagement. Communications & Representation • Work closely with the GDA Communications Team to ensure clear, consistent, and compelling communication of community and cultural activities and events. • Produce high quality reports, briefing materials, submissions and updates for internal and external audiences. • Represent the GDA at community and cultural public events, conferences, seminars and stakeholder forums. Performance Management, Evaluation & Reporting • Develop KPIs, monitoring tools and evaluation frameworks that measure both community impact and cultural value. • Prepare milestone reports documenting progress, learning, and the evolving methodologies that guide strategic delivery. • Ensure that evaluation processes reflect quantitative, qualitative, and cultural impact measures. Financial & Procurement Management • Manage assigned budgets, including procurement and contract management of consultants, artists, researchers and service providers. • Ensure compliance with GDA procurement procedures and public-sector standards. The functions and responsibilities assigned to this position are based on the current stated role and may be changed from time to time. The person appointed requires the flexibility to fulfil other roles and responsibilities at a similar level within the GDA. Candidate Requirements Candidates shall on the latest date for receipt of completed application forms have the following: Eligibility to compete and certain restrictions on eligibility Eligible Candidates must be: • A citizen of the European Economic Area. The EEA (European Economic Area) consists of the Member States of the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway; or • A citizen of the United Kingdom (UK); • A citizen of Switzerland pursuant to the agreement between the EU (European Union) and Switzerland on the free movement of persons; or • A non-EEA citizen who is a spouse or child of an EEA or Swiss citizen and has a stamp 4 visa; or • A person awarded international protection under the International Protection Act 2015, or any family member entitled to remain in the State because of family reunification and has a stamp 4 visa; or • A non-EEA citizen who is a parent of a dependent child who is a citizen of, and resident in, an EEA member state or Switzerland and has a stamp 4 visa. To qualify, candidates must meet one of the citizenship criteria above by the date of any job offer. Candidates who are not citizens of the aforementioned countries must have the necessary permissions to work in Ireland. Collective Agreement: Redundancy Payments to Public Servants The Department of Public Expenditure and Reform letter dated 28th June 2012 to Personnel Officers introduced, with effect from 1st June 2012, a Collective Agreement which had been reached between the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform and the Public Services Committee of the ICTU in relation to ex-gratia Redundancy Payments to Public Servants. It is a condition of the Collective Agreement that persons availing of the agreement will not be eligible for re-employment in the Public Service by any Public Service body (as defined by the Financial Emergency Measures in the Public Interest Acts 2009 – 2011) for a period of 2 years from termination of the employment. People who availed of this scheme and who may be successful in this competition will have to prove their eligibility (expiry of period of non-eligibility) and the Minister’s consent will have to be secured prior to employment by any Public Service body. Incentivised Scheme for Early Retirement (ISER) It is a condition of the Incentivised Scheme for Early Retirement (ISER) as set out in Department of Finance Circular 12/09 that retirees under that Scheme are not eligible to apply for another position in the same employment or the same sector. Therefore, such retirees may not apply for this position. Qualifications and Essential Requirements • A Level 8 qualification (or equivalent) on the National Framework of Qualifications in community development, cultural/arts management, social sciences, heritage/arts administration, public administration, or a related discipline. • Alternative pathway: Candidates without an NFQ Level 8 qualification may be considered if they have a minimum of eight years of relevant professional experience in community development or related area. • A minimum of five (5) years relevant experience in community development, cultural development, public engagement, or a related field, including experience in a coordination or leadership role within a multi stakeholder environment. • Experience collaborating with, motivating and supporting multi-disciplinary teams. • A proven track record of building effective partnerships with diverse agencies and community stakeholders. • Strong skills in managing complex stakeholder relationships, including governance groups and community forums. • Exceptional communication, negotiation and interpersonal skills, including confidence and sound judgement in managing sensitive issues, competing perspectives, and community expectations. • Project management experience in planning and delivering multi stream programmes. • Experience designing or using monitoring, evaluation, and impact measurement tools. • Budget management experience and familiarity with public sector procurement. • A strong commitment to inclusive practice, social equity and cultural sensitivity. Desirable Requirements • A relevant postgraduate qualification would be an advantage. • Experience with public art commissioning or cultural programming. • Experience delivering heritage projects, interpretive work or community history initiatives. • Knowledge of creative placemaking, cultural policy or urban cultural development. Salary Entry will be at the minimum of the scale and increments may be awarded subject to satisfactory performance and to changes in the terms and conditions relating to salary increments in the Civil/Public Service generally. The rate of remuneration may be adjusted from time to time in line with Government pay policy. PPC (Personal Pension Contribution) Scale (for officers who are existing civil or public servants appointed on or after 6 April 1995 or who are new entrants to the civil or public service and who are making a compulsory personal pension contribution). Higher Executive Officer Standard Scale – PPC €59,435 – €61,173 – €62,908 – €64,640 – €66,380 – €68,111 – €69,849 – €72,353 LSI1 – €75,788 LSI2 A different rate will apply where the appointee is a civil or public servant recruited before 6th April 1995 and who is not required to make a Personal Pension Contribution. Other pay and conditions may apply if, immediately prior to appointment, the appointee is a serving civil or public servant.
