Thursday 29 July, 2021
Minister Coveney has admitted that the Naval Service urgently needs 200 new sailors so that ships can sail from their Cork base.
Last month, the bank confirmed plans to close 88 branches in Ireland and 15 branches in Northern Ireland.
The health minister said last month that he had met students administering vaccines.
Bernard Jackman gave fascinating insight into rugby recruitment on The42 Rugby Weekly.
The James Stephens clubman joins Eamonn Scallan’s set-up in a coaching and advisory role.
Unions and healthcare workers on the ground have said the situation is at breaking point.
Andy Friend says Connacht are always open to good players joining from other provinces.
The Premier Division champions have added to their squad for 2021.
An additional 251 acute beds are to be opened in the last three months of 2020.
Irish Rail said it’s been encouraged by the increasing interest from women in its recruitment drives.
Jobseekers will face tough competition with hundreds of thousands of people still out of work as a direct result of the pandemic.
Tracy Ward has set up her own career coaching business during the Covid-19 shutdown. She says it’s been challenging but rewarding and she has advice for others.
In a letter, the HSE informed nursing interns that they would all be guaranteed a job.
“Bear with us” is the message from the HSE today as it sifts through the large volume of applications.
The 21-year-old is a former Dundee United team-mate of Scott Allardice and has Waterford connections through his grandparents.
Steve Walsh claims the Toffees turned down what could have been shrewd deals.
Learning additional languages is often very challenging for students with dyslexia.
The government has asked the Policing Authority to nominate a person for appointment to the position.
Hatem Abd Elhamed joins Neil Lennon’s side on a four-year deal.
Experienced physiotherapists were told last week vacant positions offered out had now been cancelled.
As of 7am this morning, psychiatric nurses have not been carrying out work beyond their contracted hours.
There were 256 discharges in the first four months of 2019.
Turasabhaile.com will focus on connecting schools with teachers who are working overseas.
The national bus service has been in operation for over 30 years.
Labour’s Alan Kelly tweeted out a letter this morning sent out by a senior HSE official about the freeze.
Successful applicants will receive training and their pay package will be €32,000 per year.
The Leesiders and Dundalk will launch the new season by contesting the President’s Cup on Saturday.
New recruits will train in weapon handling, naval operations and physical fitness.
“I note that the interview panel described the respondent as ‘eager to work and learn’. But learn at whose expense?” the judge said.
As of 30 September, permanent Defence Forces numbers dropped to 8,989.
Conor Murray says his decision to stay with Ireland and Munster was quick and easy.
Leo Cullen took umbrage with rival provinces following the loss of Nick McCarthy to the southern province.
The holiday resort is due to be completed in 2019.
The average wait is nearly 12 weeks but some learners have waited much longer to hear about their test date.
The GRA said a lack of racial diversity in particular may mean “an explosion in our communities”.
The deadline for applications has been extended until tomorrow.
The airline is doubling its normal intake of new recruits.
Charlie Flanagan has encouraged people from minority communities to apply.
Supermac’s plans to open a total of six new outlets in Ireland this year.
The government wants to maintain a strength level of 9,500 personnel across the Army, Naval Service and Air Corps.
