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Marketing Manager (Maternity Cover) Role Introduction: Established in 1992, Applegreen is a leading convenience roadside retailer in the Republic of Ireland, the UK and the US in both large-scale Motorway Service Areas and Travel Plazas, as well as smaller petrol stations. The business has grown to over €3BN in annual revenue, operating 600 Motorway Service Plazas and forecourt sites internationally and employing over 17,000 people. Are you a strategic thinker with a passion for delivering impactful marketing campaigns? Applegreen is seeking a Marketing Manager for a 9-month fixed-term maternity cover to join our dynamic team and play a pivotal role in shaping and executing our marketing strategy. This is a high-impact role where you’ll work closely with senior leadership, manage cross-functional relationships, and drive campaigns that deliver real commercial value. Key Responsibilities:
Shop Assistant
The Gallery Shop wishes to recruit a Shop Assistant on a fixed-term contract. The purpose of these roles is to assist in all aspects of the operation of the Gallery Shop and provide a quality service to the customers. Reporting to the Retail Manager, the Shop Assistant will: Conditions of employment This job description is a guide to broad areas of responsibility and accountability and should not be regarded as a comprehensive listing. This may be subject to review in view of new structures and/or the changing needs of the Gallery. All employees are required to be compliant with NGI screening and Garda Vetting procedures. The post will be subject to a satisfactory medical check and successful completion of a successful probationary period. Applicants must be fluent in English and be eligible to work in Ireland. Citizenship Requirements Eligible candidates must be: (a) A citizen of the European Economic Area (EEA). The EEA consists of the Member States of the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway; or (b) A citizen of the United Kingdom (UK); or (c) A citizen of Switzerland pursuant to the agreement between the EU and Switzerland on the free movement of persons; or (d) A non-EEA citizen who has a valid visa/employment permit. To qualify candidates must be eligible by the date of any job offer. Job Details and Application Information Salary: €14.75 per hour Working hours: 20 hours per week (net), worked over 3 days. This usually includes one 7-hour shift on a weekday, one 7-hour shift on Saturday, and a 6-hour shift on Sunday Duration: Fixed-term contract, ending on 22 February 2026 How to apply: To apply for this position please submit a • Cover Letter of not more than two pages • CV of not more than two pages Panel: Candidates should note that at the end of the candidate assessment process a panel of successful candidates may be formed based on order of merit, from which future positions may be filled. Any personal data that you provide when applying for this position shall be processed in accordance with our Privacy Notice . Closing date for receipt of applications: 11 September 2025 Interviews will be scheduled in September/October 2025. At the National Gallery of Ireland, we value equity, diversity and Inclusion we recognise the benefits it can bring to our staff and our visitors interactions. We celebrate difference and want our people to be representative of all communities. If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application process, please do not hesitate to let us know. The National Gallery of Ireland is an equal opportunities employer
P-TECH Employer Engagement Manager
Purpose of Position: The P-TECH Employer Engagement Manager will play a key role in effective stakeholder support and the successful implementation of programme learning activities particularly in relation to industry partner involvement. This includes - but is not limited to - the support and coordination of mentoring relationships, work placement initiatives, organisation of guest speakers and industry partner inputs into the P-TECH programme. P-TECH programme : P-TECH is a highly innovative educational initiative that combines post-primary school with elements of higher education and workplace experiences with a view to building a range of 21st Century skills for students in the North-East Inner City (NEIC). P-TECH operates through a three-way partnership between schools, higher/further education institutions and industry partners. It includes a structured workplace learning strand with mentoring, worksite visits, speakers, and project days and a range of authentic learning opportunities to develop business and digital competencies including IT skills, digital literacy, emerging technologies, project management skills, communication skills, teamwork and problem-solving. The students involved in the programme work towards the achievement of a Level 6 10 ECTs Special Purpose Award. Additionally, a pilot P-TECH tertiary degree programme, a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Digital and Business Skills (DABS) began in September 2024. DABS is a bespoke education progression option for P-TECH students and is designed to equip students with a broad range of employability competencies, preparing them for a successful career in the ever-changing business and digital world. P-TECH Project Office: In 2025, an external review, commissioned by the Department of Education and Youth, was completed to assess the development of the first phase of the pilot. The review noted that while the curriculum and delivery of P-TECH in schools is working very well, the findings highlight areas for improvement, particularly regarding governance, communication, and coordination between stakeholders. Improving workforce-readiness, by equipping students with the critical technical, professional and transversal skills they need, is a challenging social endeavor which has the potential to achieve enduring beneficial outcomes to students of the NEIC and beyond. The next phase of development, including the establishment of a P-TECH Project Office, will involve strengthening the infrastructure and processes and it will be crucial to implement the recommended governance improvements, to enhance strategic oversight, streamline decision-making, and foster better communication among all parties involved. The P-TECH Project Office will be an independent office responsible for day-to-day operational management of the programme throughout the calendar year. The office will be led by the P-TECH Programme Director, with support from a P-TECH Employer Engagement Manager and a P-TECH School Learning & Support Manager. The role of the office will be to lead, manage and coordinate P-TECH across the schools, industry, and further/higher education. This office will ensure smooth programme delivery, effective stakeholder coordination, and successful implementation of programme activities. It will be accountable to the Steering Committee for ensuring the operational aspects align with the strategic direction provided by the Steering Committee. Reporting to: Director of P-TECH Project Office Key Relationships Candidates should note that they may be required to submit documentary evidence in support of any particulars given by them in their application for the post. Data Protection Acts 1988 to 2018 and the Freedom of Information Acts 1997 to 2014 as amended Data collected for the purposes of recruitment activities NCI conducts recruitment processes to fill vacancies within the college. When applying for these competitions applicants are asked to submit a range of documents, e.g., a completed application form, CV and/or a personal statement or cover letter. For the purposes of recruitment activities, we will not collect any personal data that we do not need to assess your candidature for a role with us. Legal Basis for Processing NCI ’s legal basis for the processing of this data is a combination of individual consent, contractual necessity and legal obligations. Withdrawal of Consent Applicants can withdraw their consent for the processing of their personal data at any time by notifying the College. It is important to note that withdrawal of consent prior to the completion of the process will be considered as a withdrawal of the application. What we do with your data People who are directly employed by NCI and are based in Ireland process all the personal data collected for both recruitment and HR purposes. Shortlisting HR draft up the shortlisting documents and provide the initial screening to determine if a person meets the essential criteria of the competition. A shortlisting panel is generally made up of two senior grade staff members from the relevant department for which the role is being recruited. Sharing of your data Where you have been successfully shortlisted for a post, each interview panel member will be furnished with a copy of the relevant information of those who will be attending interview in order that they can review applications in advance of the interview process. All such information will be returned to NCI and shredded following the competition process. Some of the interview panel will be external interviewers, who are not employees of NCI but are engaged for the purpose and are strictly subject to the rules and policies of the College. Access Applicants can request and receive access to their data at any time and can request and receive a copy of this data, in electronic/transferable format. Erasure Applicants can request the data held be erased. In this case, the application for a position is considered withdrawn. Rectification Applicants can have any incorrect information corrected. Objection / Withdraw Applications can object to this information being processed and/or can request to withdraw from the application process Complain Applicants can make a complaint to our internal Information Governance and Data Protection Officer NCI Information Governance and Data Protection Officer National College of Ireland, Mayor Street, IFSC, Dublin 1 Tel (Direct): + 353 1 4498 523 ; Tel (Reception): + 353 1 4498 500 And/or make a complaint to the relevant authority Data Protection Commission, 21 Fitzwilliam Square South, Dublin 2, D02 RD28 Tel: +353 (0) 761 104 800 National College of Ireland is an equal opportunities employer and is a Member of the Athena SWAN Charter. NCI is committed to serving our diverse community and welcomes applications from underrepresented groups.
P-TECH School Learning & Support Manager
Purpose of Position: The P-TECH School Learning & Support Manager will have a key role in the development of the programme and students participating in P-TECH. The role holder will nurture and support schools, teachers and students’ engagement in the P-TECH programme and continually seek to promote ways of enhancing participation and successful outcomes. This will include the design, delivery and implementation of educational activities as well as the evaluation of learning. While the P-TECH programme is delivered by qualified P-TECH teachers in the schools, the School Learning & Support Manager will have input into delivery in the classroom, work placement and other supports to ensure a high standard of learning. Further to this, the P-TECH School Learning & Support Manager has a key role in the management and development of stakeholder relationships. A strong partnership approach (across local community, schools and industry partners) is essential for the successful implementation of P-TECH. The P-TECH School Learning & Support Manager along with the P-TECH Employer Engagement Manager play key roles in supporting and nurturing a partnership approach to sustain and grow the initiative in the future. P-TECH programme : P-TECH is a highly innovative educational initiative that combines post-primary school with elements of higher education and workplace experiences with a view to building a range of 21st Century skills for students in the North-East Inner City (NEIC). P-TECH operates through a three-way partnership between schools, higher/further education institutions and industry partners. It includes a structured workplace learning strand with mentoring, worksite visits, speakers, and project days and a range of authentic learning opportunities to develop business and digital competencies including IT skills, digital literacy, emerging technologies, project management skills, communication skills, teamwork and problem-solving. The students involved in the programme work towards the achievement of a Level 6 10 ECTs Special Purpose Award. Additionally, a pilot P-TECH tertiary degree programme, a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Digital and Business Skills (DABS) began in September 2024. DABS is a bespoke education progression option for P-TECH students and is designed to equip students with a broad range of employability competencies, preparing them for a successful career in the ever-changing business and digital world. P-TECH Project Office: In 2025, an external review, commissioned by the Department of Education and Youth, was completed to assess the development of the first phase of the pilot. The review noted that while the curriculum and delivery of P-TECH in schools is working very well, the findings highlight areas for improvement, particularly regarding governance, communication, and coordination between stakeholders. Improving workforce-readiness, by equipping students with the critical technical, professional and transversal skills they need, is a challenging social endeavor which has the potential to achieve enduring beneficial outcomes to students of the NEIC and beyond. The next phase of development, including the establishment of a P-TECH Project Office, will involve strengthening the infrastructure and processes and it will be crucial to implement the recommended governance improvements, to enhance strategic oversight, streamline decision-making, and foster better communication among all parties involved. The P-TECH Project Office will be an independent office responsible for day-to-day operational management of the programme throughout the calendar year. The office will be led by the P-TECH Programme Director, with support from a P-TECH Employer Engagement Manager and a P-TECH School Learning & Support Manager. The role of the office will be to lead, manage and coordinate P-TECH across the schools, industry, and further/higher education. This office will ensure smooth programme delivery, effective stakeholder coordination, and successful implementation of programme activities. It will be accountable to the Steering Committee for ensuring the operational aspects align with the strategic direction provided by the Steering Committee. Reporting to: Director of P-TECH Project Office Key Relationships Candidates should note that they may be required to submit documentary evidence in support of any particulars given by them in their application for the post. Data Protection Acts 1988 to 2018 and the Freedom of Information Acts 1997 to 2014 as amended Data collected for the purposes of recruitment activities NCI conducts recruitment processes to fill vacancies within the college. When applying for these competitions applicants are asked to submit a range of documents, e.g., a completed application form, CV and/or a personal statement or cover letter. For the purposes of recruitment activities, we will not collect any personal data that we do not need to assess your candidature for a role with us. Legal Basis for Processing NCI ’s legal basis for the processing of this data is a combination of individual consent, contractual necessity and legal obligations. Withdrawal of Consent Applicants can withdraw their consent for the processing of their personal data at any time by notifying the College. It is important to note that withdrawal of consent prior to the completion of the process will be considered as a withdrawal of the application. What we do with your data People who are directly employed by NCI and are based in Ireland process all the personal data collected for both recruitment and HR purposes. Shortlisting HR draft up the shortlisting documents and provide the initial screening to determine if a person meets the essential criteria of the competition. A shortlisting panel is generally made up of two senior grade staff members from the relevant department for which the role is being recruited. Sharing of your data Where you have been successfully shortlisted for a post, each interview panel member will be furnished with a copy of the relevant information of those who will be attending interview in order that they can review applications in advance of the interview process. All such information will be returned to NCI and shredded following the competition process. Some of the interview panel will be external interviewers, who are not employees of NCI but are engaged for the purpose and are strictly subject to the rules and policies of the College. Access Applicants can request and receive access to their data at any time and can request and receive a copy of this data, in electronic/transferable format. Erasure Applicants can request the data held be erased. In this case, the application for a position is considered withdrawn. Rectification Applicants can have any incorrect information corrected. Objection / Withdraw Applications can object to this information being processed and/or can request to withdraw from the application process Complain Applicants can make a complaint to our internal Information Governance and Data Protection Officer NCI Information Governance and Data Protection Officer National College of Ireland, Mayor Street, IFSC, Dublin 1 Tel (Direct): + 353 1 4498 523 ; Tel (Reception): + 353 1 4498 500 And/or make a complaint to the relevant authority Data Protection Commission, 21 Fitzwilliam Square South, Dublin 2, D02 RD28 Tel: +353 (0) 761 104 800 National College of Ireland is an equal opportunities employer and is a Member of the Athena SWAN Charter. NCI is committed to serving our diverse community and welcomes applications from underrepresented groups.
ELI Research Intern
Purpose of Position: Support the ELI Research Team in the research and evaluation activities of the ELI. Aims of the Internship: Candidates should note that they may be required to submit documentary evidence in support of any particulars given by them in their application for the post. Data Protection Acts 1988 to 2018 and the Freedom of Information Acts 1997 to 2014 as amended Data collected for the purposes of recruitment activities NCI conducts recruitment processes to fill vacancies within the college. When applying for these competitions applicants are asked to submit a range of documents, e.g., a completed application form, CV and/or a personal statement or cover letter. For the purposes of recruitment activities, we will not collect any personal data that we do not need to assess your candidature for a role with us. Legal Basis for Processing NCI ’s legal basis for the processing of this data is a combination of individual consent, contractual necessity and legal obligations. Withdrawal of Consent Applicants can withdraw their consent for the processing of their personal data at any time by notifying the College. It is important to note that withdrawal of consent prior to the completion of the process will be considered as a withdrawal of the application. What we do with your data People who are directly employed by NCI and are based in Ireland process all the personal data collected for both recruitment and HR purposes. Shortlisting HR draft up the shortlisting documents and provide the initial screening to determine if a person meets the essential criteria of the competition. A shortlisting panel is generally made up of two senior grade staff members from the relevant department for which the role is being recruited. Sharing of your data Where you have been successfully shortlisted for a post, each interview panel member will be furnished with a copy of the relevant information of those who will be attending interview in order that they can review applications in advance of the interview process. All such information will be returned to NCI and shredded following the competition process. Some of the interview panel will be external interviewers, who are not employees of NCI but are engaged for the purpose and are strictly subject to the rules and policies of the College. Access Applicants can request and receive access to their data at any time and can request and receive a copy of this data, in electronic/transferable format. Erasure Applicants can request the data held be erased. In this case, the application for a position is considered withdrawn. Rectification Applicants can have any incorrect information corrected. Objection / Withdraw Applications can object to this information being processed and/or can request to withdraw from the application process Complain Applicants can make a complaint to our internal Information Governance and Data Protection Officer NCI Information Governance and Data Protection Officer National College of Ireland, Mayor Street, IFSC, Dublin 1 Tel (Direct): + 353 1 4498 523 ; Tel (Reception): + 353 1 4498 500 And/or make a complaint to the relevant authority Data Protection Commission, 21 Fitzwilliam Square South, Dublin 2, D02 RD28 Tel: +353 (0) 761 104 800 National College of Ireland is an equal opportunities employer and is a Member of the Athena SWAN Charter. NCI is committed to serving our diverse community and welcomes applications from underrepresented groups.
Political Affairs And Communications Specialist
Are you passionate about shaping policy, driving advocacy, and amplifying meaningful campaigns? We have an exciting new opportunity for a Political Affairs & Communications Specialist to join our Communications Team in National Office, where hybrid working is part of our commitment to flexibility and work-life balance. About the role: As our new Political Affairs & Communications Specialist, you’ll play a pivotal role in bringing ABI Ireland’s voice to the forefront of public and political conversations. This newly created position offers an exciting opportunity to raise awareness of the rehabilitation needs of brain injury survivors and ensure that their voices are heard. You’ll be at the heart of our policy, communications, and campaigning efforts – helping us influence change, build strategic relationships, and ensure our message resonates with decision-makers and the wider public. The role will be based in our National Office in Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin, with a hybrid option available for successful candidate. This is a two-year fixed-term 35 hours contract. The salary will be based on the HSE 2022 Grade VI payscale. What you’ll be doing: As Political Affairs & Communications Specialist, you’ll support ABI Ireland’s efforts to influence policy, build strategic relationships, and raise public awareness around brain health and neuro-rehabilitation. Your key responsibilities will include: · Building relationships with political stakeholders and engaging grassroots advocates through our local services. · Coordinating site visits and events to promote political engagement. · Establishing a national advocacy group to support public affairs and policy consultations. · Leveraging political structures (e.g. PQs, committees, debates, budget cycles) to advance campaign priorities. · Collaborating with NGOs and representative bodies on sectoral campaigns. · Monitoring political developments and managing lobbying returns. On the communications front, you will: · Identify media opportunities to showcase ABI Ireland’s impact. · Engage with journalists to amplify our policy and campaign messages. · Position ABI Ireland as a leading voice on brain health. · Support survivors and families in sharing their stories publicly. · Ensure consistent, clear messaging across all platforms. Who we’re looking for: We are looking for a passionate communicator and strategic thinker who thrives at the intersection of politics, advocacy, and public engagement. You’ll bring a deep understanding of Ireland’s political landscape, a flair for storytelling, and a commitment to amplifying the voices of those affected by brain injury. Must haves: We’re looking for someone who’s passionate about advocacy, skilled in communication, and ready to make a difference. To succeed in this role, you’ll bring: · A relevant degree in social/political science, communications, or a related field. · 3–5 years’ minimum experience in political affairs and communications, with a strong grasp of Ireland’s policy landscape. · Proven ability to manage campaigns and engage effectively with media. · Excellent communication skills — written, verbal, and presentation. · Confidence working with diverse stakeholders, from policymakers to lived experience representatives. · A proactive, detail-oriented approach and the ability to work both independently and as part of a team. · A genuine commitment to ABI Ireland’s mission and values. Great to haves: While not essential, it would be a real bonus if you bring: · Experience working in the areas of disability, illness, or health promotion — especially if you’ve supported policy advocacy and public engagement in these spaces. Why join us? · Making a Real Impact - Be part of a mission-driven team passionately advocating for and supporting people impacted by brain injury to rebuild their lives with dignity · Grow with Us - Access tailored induction and specialist training, plus meaningful career development opportunities to help you reach your potential · Feel Valued - Enjoy long service awards, premium pay (where applicable), paid maternity leave, and a supportive culture that celebrates your contribution · Work-Life Balance Matters - Flexible working options and wellbeing initiatives empower you to live fully – at work and beyond · Financial Security and Perks - Competitive salary, defined contribution pension scheme (for eligible employees), free life cover, and access to the Health Care Staff Credit Union · Support When You Need It - Benefit from the Employee Assistance Programme, revenue-approved mileage rates, and the Bike to Work Scheme If you thrive in a dynamic environment and want to be part of a mission-driven organisation making a real difference in the lives of people affected by brain injury, we’d love to hear from you! You're welcome to get in touch with informal queries by emailing the Hiring Manager. Aoife Lucey - Director of Communications & Engagement - alucey@abiireland.ie Closing date 19th September 2025 at 5pm #IJA
