Hiring farm workers in Ireland

Market data for farming in Ireland, updated September 29, 2026.

There are 55 active openings to hire farm workers in Ireland right now, posted by 38 different companies. Demand is concentrated in Cork, Tipperary, Meath and Waterford. Posting up to 10 jobs and managing candidates with the Saplic ATS is free and needs no card.

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Openings
55
in farming
Companies
38
hiring farm workers
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What farming pays in Ireland

There are not enough openings with an advertised salary per level to compute reliable ranges. At least three per level are needed.

Which farming roles are most in demand in Ireland

Roles with the most active openings in Ireland
Role Openings Share
Farm Manager 2 4%
Horticultural 2 4%
Horticulture Operative 2 4%

Which cities from Ireland have the most farming openings

Tap a city to see every job posted there.

How to write an farming job ad that actually brings candidates

A well-written farming ad does not attract more candidates: it attracts fewer and better ones. That is the goal — every application that does not fit is your team’s time spent reviewing it.

Common mistakes when hiring in this area

Getting applications from farm workers is the easy part. The hard part is not losing the two or three good ones among all the CVs, and a mail folder does not solve that.

Included free

The full ATS, at no cost

An ATS is the system where the candidates for a job are kept in order: who applied, what stage each one is at and who is still waiting for an answer. Saplic includes its own in full — the one others charge per user per month for — for up to 10 active jobs.

Kanban board by stage
One column per stage, one card per candidate. Drag on desktop, move with a menu on mobile.
CV bank with search and tags
Your company’s full candidate pool, with or without an assigned opening. Searchable by name, area and your own tags.
Interview calendar
Week and list views, with a tab for interviews that already happened and are still unmarked — the classic hole in every calendar.
Timeline per candidate
A single chronological feed with stage moves, team notes, messages sent and interviews.

All of it free, no credit card, up to 10 active jobs.

Frequently asked questions

How much do you have to pay to hire farm workers in Ireland?

There are 55 active openings in Ireland today, but very few state a salary, so no representative median can be given. We would rather give no figure than invent one.

How much does it cost to post a job?

Nothing. You can keep up to 10 jobs active at the same time for free and with no credit card, the full ATS included. It is not a thirty-day trial.

Which farming roles are most in demand in Ireland?

The roles with the most open positions are Farm Manager, Horticultural and Horticulture Operative. The list is recalculated weekly over active openings.

Which cities from Ireland have the most farming openings?

The largest concentration is in Cork, followed by Tipperary, Meath and Waterford. If your operation is outside those markets, post the role as remote or hybrid.

Will my job appear on Google?

Yes. Every posted job carries the JobPosting markup Google for Jobs needs and is submitted for indexing the same day. Nothing to configure.

farming jobs posted right now in Ireland

Mixed Farm Operative
KILDARE COUNTRY TURKEYS LIMITED · Kildare
Dairy Farm Assistant - Co. Cork – 03385
Farm Solutions Ltd · Cork
Dairy Farm Assistant - Co. Limerick – 03386
Farm Solutions Ltd · Limerick

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Hiring other profiles in Ireland

Hospitality and Tourism 169 Medicine and Health 135 Production, Operations and Manufacturing 91 Maintenance and Technical Repairs 76 Administration and Office 68 Heavy Cargo Handling and Transport 58 General Services, Cleaning and Security 22 Teaching 17

Post your farming job today

10 free jobs, no credit card, and Google for Jobs indexing the same day. The full ATS is included.

Data updated September 29, 2026, computed over jobs posted on Saplic.