What we do
Every person has an inner spark. It’s something age and illness cannot take away. At Comfort Keepers, we go above and beyond through our expert at home care services to nurture our clients’ unique qualities and bring about a sense of hope, connectedness, purpose, and most importantly, joy.
We nurture our employees to grow to be the best that they can be and provide plenty of opportunities for internal progression and promotion. Our company culture provides a positive and progressive space for each employee to feel like a valued member of the Comfort Keepers team.
National Recognition
We are delighted to report that Comfort Keepers Ireland has come 46th on the Sunday Independent’s list of the 150 Best Employers in Ireland.
On top of this, in the healthcare category, Comfort Keepers was voted the 5th best employer in Ireland.
We are looking for caring people who are enthusiastic about making a positive difference in people’s lives to join our team.
Our benefits include:
Knowing at the end of the day that you have cared for people is incredible. However, we understand the impact that care work can have on you too.
How we support you and recognise your achievements:
Training and progression:
Responsibilities
You’ll never regret making a positive impact on someone’s life so if you think you would be a good fit for our team then apply now at ckjobs.ie.
Nua Healthcare Services is the largest independent provider of care for people with intellectual disabilities and mental health needs in Ireland. We currently operate services across 24 counties in Ireland and employ more than 2,500 people. We provide Residential, Supported Living, Day and Community Outreach Services to both Children and Adults with a range of complex support requirements.
At Nua Healthcare, we are proud to offer high standards of service and care from within some of the best facilities in the country. Our residential accommodation combines modern state-of-the-art facilities with beautiful outdoor environments. Our tailored day care programmes encompass a wide variety of stimulating and enjoyable activities. Our services range in support levels - from high support to supported independent living. Our team bring a wealth of experience in supporting individuals, both Children and Adults, with a range of complex needs.
We are currently hiring Assistant Support Workers, Social Care Workers whilst expanding our specialist workforce in roles such as Nursing, Occupational Therapy and other MDT positions in various locations around the country. Aside from our extensive employee training programme, we also offer potential candidates - who are new to the industry - the unique opportunity to engage in our ‘educate to employ’ programme as part of those initial steps into the world of social care.
The Irish Defence Forces is made up of the Army, Air Corps, Naval Service and Reserve Defence Forces. In order to aid the Irish State we fulfil a number of roles, such as;
Defend the State- To defend the State against armed aggression; this being a contingency, preparations for its implementation will depend on an ongoing Government assessment of the security and defence environment.
Aid the Civil Power- To Aid the Civil Power/ Aid to the Civil Authority (meaning in practice to assist, when requested, the Garda Síochána, who have primary responsibility for law and order, including the protection of the internal security of the State).
Multinational Peacekeeping & Humanitarian Relief- To participate in multinational peace support, crisis management and humanitarian relief operations in support of the United Nations and under UN mandate, including regional security missions authorised by the UN. In the past the Defence Forces have served overseas in Europe, the Middle East, Central America, Africa & Asia. Currently we are deployed in Africa, Europe & the Middle East.
Maritime Security & Fishery Protection- The Naval Service is the State’s principal seagoing agency with a general responsibility to meet contingent maritime defence requirements. It is tasked with a variety of defence and other roles. Defence roles include defending territorial seas, deterring intrusive or aggressive acts, conducting maritime surveillance, maintaining an armed naval presence, ensuring rite of passage and protecting marine assets.
Nightcourses.com is Ireland’s leading online search resource for part-time courses, evening classes and lifelong learning programmes. They are a national database of courses from hundreds of colleges and educational institutes throughout the country. As a result, they are a valuable resource for both students and education providers, linking learners to courses, colleges and educational institutions.
If you are eager to take your career to the next level, change job, improve your Leaving Cert results, learn a new skill or take up a hobby, Nightcourses.com is your one-stop-shop. Their database offers Ireland’s biggest selection of courses, as well as information on colleges and educational institutes, expert guidance and advice.
Returning to education, whether for professional or personal reasons, does not necessarily mean you need to do a college degree. A number of different fields and disciplines offer degree, diploma and certificate options, and deciding between these can be tricky. You need to consider your goals and interests, the industry you work in, and your professional experience before deciding on a course.
Nightcourses.com streamlines the search process. Furthermore, they work closely with providers to make sure they offer up-to-date information on their programmes.
As Ireland’s economy and jobs market evolves, interest in continuing education is broadening. Around 6,000 people use Nightcourses.com every day to search for courses in Ireland. As Ireland’s most popular course search database, Nightcourses.com helps education providers connect with students. They also offer a platform for institutions to showcase their courses, successes and benefits. Their vast database means that students have the latest and most complete information available.
ResultsCX Ireland is the Irish arm of ResultsCX, a $650m US-headquartered business service and outsourcing company. Our Cork-based team supports leading BFSI, Fast-Growth Technology, Telecommunications, Digital Media, and Utilities companies across EMEA, APAC and North America. This includes over 300 hybrid Irish colleagues providing services to leading Irish payment and fintech companies, as well as housing bodies. These services are delivered from our centres in Cork City, Mitchelstown (approximately 40 minutes from the city) and remotely.
We pride ourselves in nurturing a diverse workforce drawn from different backgrounds, empowering them to support clients a range of languages across multiple time zones. As a people-first company, we are as obsessed with employee experience as we are with client success and satisfaction. We are committed to providing meaningful, purpose-focused employee experiences designed to help you achieve.
Our strength lies in exceptional individuals working together in a high- performing, fun culture to deliver next-generation customer experiences. We believe that when you grow, we grow. If you want to feel valued and be part of a community of people with a purpose, we want to hear from you. Check out opportunities available in Ireland by meeting our talent acquisition team in person at Jobs Expo in 2025.
University of Galway is an award-winning university in the heart of Galway city with a student population of over 19,000. It is one of Ireland's oldest, largest, and most prestigious universities and is in the Top 2% of Universities Globally - QS World University Rankings.
University of Galway has surged into the top 50 universities in the world for sustainability and is now the Number 1 university in Ireland for sustainable development. Courses include business, law, medicine, arts, science, engineering and many more, all built on a thriving campus centred around a strong community.
Students are encouraged to develop original thinking, push boundaries and participate in finding solutions to global challenges. Their research benefits humanity, society and the economy. The University is a special place - the people, the location and our culture set us apart.
The University's strategic plan focuses on the pillars of Respect, Openness, Sustainability and Excellence and these values underpin all teaching and research activities. The University has a diverse part-time, flexible course provision serving regional and national industries and communities to thrive and expand in meeting workforce demands for today’s workplace.
