Jobs in Ireland paying between €40,000 and €50,000
How many jobs pay between €40,000 and €50,000 a year right now? 10 roles in Ireland fall in this band. When an employer doesn't publish pay, we add an estimate so you can still compare like with like.
Jobs in Ireland paying between €40,000 and €50,000
Business Development Representative (BDR) Team Lead
OneTouch Health
This role leads a team of Business Development Representatives (BDRs) responsible for booking demos for SaaS solutions. The BDR Team Lead will manage team performance, track metrics, and drive strategic growth initiatives for outbound sales efforts.
Social Care Worker - Day Services
Stewarts Care Designated Activity Company
The Social Care Worker will provide high-quality care and support to day service attenders, oversee the assigned service, lead a team, manage daily planning and activities, supervise staff, and maintain relationships with service users and families. The role requires a Level 7 Degree in Social Care or CORU registration, strong organisational and communication skills, and adherence to organisational and national policies.
Social Care Worker Residents Services
Stewarts Care Designated Activity Company
The Social Care Worker will enhance the lives of residents by providing high-quality care in accordance with HIQA standards. Key duties include establishing respectful relationships, ensuring service user needs are met, maintaining records, and participating in a multidisciplinary team.
Social Care Workers
Aurora Kilkenny
Social Care Workers are needed to provide holistic, person-centered care to adults with intellectual disabilities in a community-based setting, promoting independence and enhancing quality of life. The role involves ensuring day-to-day operations reflect the company's ethos and meet the needs of those supported through professional practices.
Senior Administrator Business Support
Bus Eireann
The Senior Administrator provides comprehensive administrative and operational support to the Service Delivery Manager and People Operations Manager at Waterford Depot, ensuring the efficient, safe and effective running of road passenger services. The role is central to maintaining high standards of operational control, safety and energy compliance and service delivery across depot activities.
Part Time Bus Driver, Weekend, Nationwide
Bus Eireann
This role involves driving a bus part-time on weekends across the nation. Drivers represent the company and serve customers with a focus on safety and company values.
Post-Doctoral Fellow Level 1 (PD 1) - Microparticulated whey protein ingredients
Teagasc
This role involves research on microparticulated whey protein ingredients as a Post-Doctoral Fellow Level 1.
PD Researcher: Support of development and optimization of farm-based green biorefinery demonstration facility
Munster Technological University
This role supports the development and optimization of a farm-based green biorefinery demonstration facility.
Assistant Planner
Galway City Council
Galway City Council is seeking applications for the position of Assistant Planner. Applications will be shortlisted based on the application form, with a closing date of 2:00 PM on Thursday, 29 October 2026.
Technician Grade I
Galway City Council
Galway City Council is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Technician Grade I. Applications will be shortlisted based on the application form, with a closing date of 2:00 PM on Thursday, 29 October 2026.
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What people ask about this pay band
- How many openings in Ireland pay between €40,000 and €50,000 a year?
- Today, 10 advertised roles in Ireland sit in the between €40,000 and €50,000 band. We recount every day.
- What does a job in the between €40,000 and €50,000 band pay?
- The band covers €42,753 up to €55,762, quoted gross (before tax) for a full year.
- Is the salary always the employer's own figure?
- In part. When an ad states a salary we take it over; in Ireland that can also be the statutory national minimum wage or a rate set by a Sectoral Employment Order. Where nothing is stated, we show a market-based estimate, recognisable by the “~”.