Companies That Sponsor Visas in Ireland by City.
Explore employer sponsorship history and employment-permit signals by location, then compare related company and industry directories.
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Dublin
1.2M peopleThe capital and economic heartbeat of Ireland, home to major tech giants and a vibrant cultural scene.
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Cork
220k peopleIreland's 'real capital', known for its food scene, rebellious history, and booming pharmaceutical industry.
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Limerick
94k peopleA historic city transforming into a modern riverside hub, offering affordable living and engineering roles.
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Galway
80k peopleThe cultural heart of Ireland, famous for its festivals, music, and medical technology hub.
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Kildare
247k peopleKnown for its thoroughbred horses, Japanese Gardens, and proximity to Dublin.
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Meath
220k peopleThe Royal County, rich in heritage with the Hill of Tara and Newgrange.
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Clare
127k peopleHome to the Cliffs of Moher and the unique Burren landscape.
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Louth
139k peopleThe Wee County, featuring immense history and the Cooley Peninsula.
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Wicklow
155k peopleThe Garden of Ireland, famous for its mountains, lakes, and Glendalough.
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Tipperary
167k peopleThe Golden Vale, known for lush farmland, mountains, and the Rock of Cashel.
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Wexford
163k peopleThe Sunny South East, with beautiful beaches and a rich maritime history.
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Kerry
156k peopleThe Kingdom, renowned for its dramatic scenery, Ring of Kerry, and tourism.
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Waterford
53k peopleIreland's oldest city, combining rich Viking history with a growing tech and manufacturing sector.
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Westmeath
96k peopleThe Lake County, offering scenic waterways and central location.
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Kilkenny
104k peopleThe Marble City, a medieval gem with a vibrant arts and craft scene.
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Mayo
137k peopleWild and rugged, home to Croagh Patrick and stunning Atlantic coastline.
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Donegal
167k peopleIreland's northernmost county, wild, rugged, and breathtakingly beautiful.
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Cavan
81k peopleThe Lake County of the north, with 365 lakes and rolling drumlins.
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Carlow
61k peopleThe Dolmen County, small but scenic with rich soil and flowing rivers.
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Monaghan
65k peopleA county of rolling hills, lakes, and the birthplace of poet Patrick Kavanagh.
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Laois
91k peopleLocated in the heart of Ireland, featuring the Slieve Bloom Mountains.
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Offaly
83k peopleHome to Clonmacnoise and the expansive Bog of Allen.
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Sligo
70k peopleYeats Country, known for Benbulben mountain and surfing beaches.
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Roscommon
70k peopleRich in history and archaeology, with sprawling lakes and parklands.
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Longford
46k peopleA quiet midlands county with the Royal Canal and literary connections.
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Leitrim
35k peopleLovely Leitrim, with its glens, waterways, and shortest coastline.
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Derry
85k peopleThe Oak Leaf County, rich in history and culture, with the walled city.
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Dublin 2
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Drogheda
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Dublin 18
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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.
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