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Employment permit history

Issued employment permits recorded for Ernst & Young. Explore the trend by year or month, without treating past activity as a current hiring signal.

Total recorded

2,201

Source period

2020-2026

Latest published period

2026

Latest import

2026-10-01

Source: DETE-issued employment permit records

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Annual permits issued
YearPermits issued
2026145
2025278
2024330
2023365
2022714
2021264
2020105

Figures are historical issued-permit records showing past activity only. They do not prove current hiring, future sponsorship, role eligibility, or approval.

About the Company

Ernst & Young (EY) is a multinational professional services firm providing assurance, tax, consulting, and strategy and transactions services. EY operates in Ireland, offering a range of services to clients across various industries.

156 roles open now

Read from Ernst & Young’s own careers board, so an application goes to them directly.

Location
Dublin

From this listing: Visa Sponsorship: No

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Dublin

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Senior Graphic Designer

Advertised by Ernst & Young

Location
Dublin

From this listing: Visa Sponsorship: NO

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Location
Dublin

From this listing: Visa Sponsorship: NO

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Dublin

From this listing: Visa Sponsorship: NO

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Important

Figures are historical issued-permit records showing past activity only. They do not prove current hiring, future sponsorship, role eligibility, or approval.
2 more notesA role read from the employer's own careers board is advertised by that employer, so an application goes to them directly and not through IrishTalents or a recruitment agency. The wording is the employer's own. It is not proof of sponsorship, role eligibility, or a hiring decision.This is general information, not legal or immigration advice. IrishTalents is not affiliated with the Irish government.