Chef de Partie Job Offer With Accommodation.
Charleville, Co. Cork, Connacht · Full time · USD maximum_amount
About this role
APPLY NOW! Date Posted: 11/11/25 ref: #JOB-2420419
Job Description & Skills Required
Job Title: Chef de Partie Sector: Hospitality / Restaurant / Hotel Employment Type: Full-time, Permanent (minimum 12 months) Hours: 39 hours per week (full-time) Location: The Four Winds Restaurant & Bar, Main Street, Charleville, Co. Cork, Ireland Salary: €34.000 per year (Gross annual salary) Accommodation: Low-cost long-term accommodation available for the full duration of the contract, only 100 euro per week,deducted from weekly wages. Start Date: immediate About the Role: a hospitality venue in Ireland is seeking an experienced Chef de Partie to join its professional kitchen team. This is a long-term position with accommodation support. Responsibilities ✔ Manage your assigned kitchen section independently ✔ SPrepare, cook, and present dishes to consistent standards ✔ Maintain food safety and HACCP compliance Assist with prep, ordering, and stock rotation ✔ Work effectively within a multicultural team
Requirements
🔹 Candidate Profile Minimum 5 years experience as Chef de Partie 🔹 Strong understanding of professional kitchen operations 🔹 Comfortable working in a busy environment 🔹 Good working level of English 🔹 Experience with Filipino cuisine preferred (not essential)
What’s Included
✅ Full-time 39 hours/week ✅ Salary €34.000 per year (gross annual salary) ✅ Employer support for Irish visa/work permit process ✅ Low-cost accommodation available for the full duration of the visa / employment contract. Only 100 euro per week. Application Send CV in English to: [email protected] Ref: Chef de Partie – Ireland (EURES)
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