My friend wants to work in Ireland, I want to help him find job.
 

Hi all.

My friend has some financial problems and he decided to go abroad ( Ireland ) to work there for a while.
I really want to help him to find a job, cause he is my friend and I want to help him to cope with this problem.
Im going to make a nice list of restaurants, cafes, malls, etc and try to find out their email addresses. And then I will email them application letter + his CV.
I will also print him a list of those cafes and restaurants with their real address.

What could I do more to improve his chanced to get a good job in Ireland and quickly?

post on some irish forum

Nice idea! :thumbsup
I will try to find some kind of 'Foreigners of Ireland' forum or maybe smth not that specific.

yeah, try searching on google for stuff like ireland, working in ireland, living in ireland forum and so on

he is having money problems in the us so he moves ireland lol Maybe Irish Spring has a opening lol

Who told you he is from the USA? :winkwink:

Im just doing this now, Ive already found some promising websites. :)

By the way, what is the national language in Ireland?

Never went to school? It's English. However of course a lil different then when you goto London.

They also have the Real Irish(Gaelic) from the ancient time. Every kid still learns that on school.

In some areas they still talk The only Irish, those parts are called The Gaeltacht.

English.

English is spoken Scotland, Wales and England.

May be worth saying what part.

Is he in the replublic or North?

Hehe, I just did some research and found out that Ireland is divided into two parts: 1 for England and another for Ireland.

Im not sure to which part he is planning to go.

So in N.Ireland people talk in english and what about the rest part of Ireland?

English is spoken both parts. (North and republic).

People are very nice on both sides.

They use Euro Dollar (as with most of Europe) in the republic.

Also not far from England.

I suspect he will go to the South (the republic). Its the part I think I would choose.

To be honest I have not been to Ireland, so cannot say too much on the place. But most Irish are really nice (I have a few live in my street).

Watch out is he is a smoker as they have just introduces strict smoking laws.

You seem very clued up on the Irish, good for You :thumbsup

Good luck to you and to your friend :winkwink:

Ireland rocks! He'll be able to find some bar work or something...

Where does your friend live now?

they speak english, but good luck trying to figure out what they're saying.