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Homestay Garrison, Ireland

Cleaning, laundry and helping with the kids

25h/week Housekeeping Child Care
At least 4 weeks Private Room 3 meals
  • 5.0
  • Top Host
  • Higher approval

Homestay Garrison, Ireland

One on one care for a young girl and stay with us in Ireland :)

25h/week Child Care
From 4 to 12 weeks Private Room 3 meals
  • 5.0
  • Top Host
  • Higher approval

Homestay Garrison, Ireland

Come join us and help us cooking for the gang!

25h/week Kitchen Hand Cooking
At least 4 weeks Private Room 3 meals
  • 5.0
  • Top Host
  • Higher approval
  • Needs help immediately
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Homestay Killinure, Ireland

Paint inside house. Walk dog feed cats dog. tidy house and garden

25h/week Animal Care Building & Repairing Painting & Decorating Cleaning
At least 2 weeks Shared Dorm 3 meals
  • 5.0
  • Top Host
  • Higher approval

Guest House Drumbenagh, Ireland

Help with website updates and social media

25h/week Web Developer
From 2 to 4 weeks Shared Dorm 2 meals
  • 4.5
  • Top Host

Homestay Goleen, Ireland

Irish Coastal Retreat: Help with Property Care and Enjoy Nature

30h/week Painting & Decorating Building & Repairing Farming Gardening
At least 1 week Private Room 3 meals
  • 5.0
  • Top Host
  • High demand

Eco Village Cork, Ireland

Title: Learn to Run a BnB on a Beautiful Farm Near Cork City! 🌿

24h/week Gardening Cleaning Housekeeping
From 3 to 8 days Private Room 2 meals
  • 5.0
  • Sustainable project
  • Top Host
  • High demand

Farm Rosslare stramd, Ireland

DIY work available by the sea in IRE

24h/week Painting & Decorating Housekeeping Building & Repairing
From 2 to 4 weeks Shared Dorm 3 meals
  • 4.5
  • Sustainable project
  • Top Host

Hostel Tralee, Ireland

Experience Irelands kingdom at our surf lodge!!

25h/week Cleaning Housekeeping Reception Gardening
At least 3 weeks Private Room
  • 5.0
  • Top Host

Facts to know before traveling to Ireland

Ireland is a small island with a big reputation: breathtaking nordic landscapes and fascinating culture. The three biggest cities in Ireland are Galway, Cork and the capital Dublin. The weather in Ireland is not very friendly, but it’s part of the charm. The best time to visit is in April, May, and June, even though there are never any promises when it comes to Irish weather. A Schengen visa or UK visa is not valid for traveling to Ireland. If you're a citizen of a non-EEA country you will be subject to immigration control. However, U.S. citizens can enter visa-free for tourism or business stays of up to 90 days.

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What are things to do in Ireland?

The Guinness Storehouse is Dublin's most visited attraction, offering an immersive brand experience & rooftop bar to have one of the world’s greatest beers. Ireland is also a fantastic destination for nature lovers. At a height of 688 m above the Atlantic Ocean, Croaghaun is home to the second highest cliffs in Europe. The Ring of Kerry is a scenic drive over coastal landscapes and rural seaside villages. Phoenix Park in Dublin is the third largest walled city parks in the E.U. The Blarney Castle offers a medieval experience close to Cork. Ireland is most known for St. Patrick’s celebrations, which you can enjoy at Temple Bar, in Dublin!

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Can I go to Ireland using Worldpackers?

Yes! Many people do work exchange in Dublin, since it’s a famous destination to learn English without spending much. At Worldpackers you will find hostels, camping sites, NGOs, guesthouses, eco lodges, farms… pick your favourite! Use your skills to exchange work for accomodation in Ireland. You can check our host list and make a profile for free. Once you provide info about your skills and travel goals, you can schedule a trip by becoming a member of the Worldpackers community!

How Worldpackers works: the complete guide
Time to prepare for your trip as a worldpacker!

How do Worldpackers trips work?

As a member, you can contact as many hosts and travel safely as many times as you want.

Choose your plan to travel with Worldpackers as many times as you like.

Complete your profile, watch the video lessons in the Academy, and earn certificates to stand out to hosts.

Apply to as many positions as you like, and get in contact with our verified hosts.

If a host thinks you’re a good fit for their position, they’ll pre-approve you.

Get your documents and tickets ready for your volunteer trip.

Confirm your trip to enjoy all of the safety of Worldpackers.

Have a transformative experience and make a positive impact on the world.

If anything doesn’t go as planned with a host, count on the WP Safeguard and our highly responsive support team!

After volunteering, you and your host exchange reviews.

With positive reviews, you’ll stand out to hosts and get even more benefits.

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