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northernladuk replied

22 September 2010, 10:38
Originally posted by Wanderer View Post

Hey, that's great. You should work for Google.

They can't afford me
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Wanderer replied

21 September 2010, 22:46
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

Go to advanced search at the top right, put Ireland or Dublin in the search time and read away....

Hey, that's great. You should work for Google.
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northernladuk replied

21 September 2010, 13:00
After sweating for hours and hours over a complex search term (Ireland) I finally found these ...

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and so on...

Go to advanced search at the top right, put Ireland or Dublin in the search time and read away....
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markd started a topic Newbie guide to Irish contracting

21 September 2010, 12:51
Newbie guide to Irish contracting

Hi guys.

I have been offered a 6 month contract in Dublin with an irish agency, paid in Euros. Most of my work in the UK has been through an umbrella company and I was wondering what would be the most cost effective way of getting paid. Umbrella/UK Limited/Ireland Limited.

Thanks for your help.
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