Job availability in Ireland

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alaakhattab78Member29 June 2015 10:36:31

What about doctors and pharmacists? Or academic and research related jobs? Or bilingual jobs such as translation or interpretation, especially medical-related? And which cities are more likely than others (other than Dublin)?

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eitujhGuest10 August 2015 18:44:34

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Hey from what I've seen a lot of people in the medical profession seem to be leaving Ireland... maybe cork or Galway?

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