Employer Description

The Green is a contemporary four-star boutique hotel operated by O’Callaghan Collection. Located beside St Stephen’s Green in central Dublin, it combines stylish accommodation, personalized hospitality, dining facilities and a 24-hour gym in one of the city’s most attractive and convenient neighborhoods. O'Callaghan Collection

Job Positions

Location: 1–5 Harcourt Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
Number of openings: Information not provided

The rates below are approximate planning figures based on Dublin hospitality salaries and Ireland’s €14.94 adult minimum wage from January 1, 2027. The employer’s final offer may differ according to experience, age, contract and shift schedule. 

Weekly hours are estimates and are not guaranteed. Schedules may include weekends, public holidays and rotating shifts.

Breakfast Staff

• Prepare the breakfast room and buffet before service.
• Welcome guests, explain available options and respond to requests.
• Serve food, tea and coffee and continually replenish the buffet.
• Clear and reset tables.
• Maintain hygiene, allergen-awareness and food-safety standards.
• Early-morning availability will normally be required.

Barista

• Prepare espresso-based drinks, tea and other beverages.
• Operate the coffee equipment and payment system.
• Provide friendly and efficient customer service.
• Restock cups, ingredients and takeaway supplies.
• Clean the counter, equipment and service area.
• Follow food-safety and allergen procedures.

Housekeeping Assistant

• Clean bedrooms, bathrooms and assigned public areas.
• Make beds and replace linens and towels.
• Replenish toiletries and guest amenities.
• Report maintenance problems, damage or lost property.
• Organize cleaning supplies and linen trolleys.
• Meet the hotel’s cleanliness and presentation standards.

Published Dublin hotel-housekeeping information indicates typical earnings around €15 per hour, although the final rate depends on the employer and contract. Indeed

Concierge / Guest Services

• Welcome guests and assist with luggage.
• Provide directions and information about Dublin.
• Arrange taxis, restaurant bookings and local activities.
• Respond to guest questions and special requests.
• Keep the lobby and entrance welcoming and organized.
• Coordinate with reception, housekeeping and other hotel departments.
• Strong conversational English and local destination knowledge are especially valuable.

Employee Benefits

O’Callaghan Collection’s current employment listings advertise benefits that may include:

• Free meal while on duty.
• An additional paid day off for the employee’s birthday.
• Discounted hotel stays for employees, friends and family.
• Food and beverage discounts when visiting group hotels.
• Training and internal career-development opportunities.
• Employee rewards and referral programs.
• Tax-saver public-transport tickets and Bike to Work scheme.

Availability depends on the specific contract and eligibility conditions. 

Transportation

• Airport pickup and daily employee transportation have not been confirmed.
• The hotel is served by multiple bus routes and the Luas Green Line stops close to St Stephen’s Green. 
• Breakfast employees should verify whether public transportation operates early enough for their assigned starting time.

Area Description — Dublin

The Green enjoys an exceptional location beside St Stephen’s Green, within a short walk of Grafton Street, Trinity College, the National Gallery, theaters, restaurants and some of Dublin’s best-known shopping areas. Its central position makes it particularly attractive to international participants who want to experience city life and interact with visitors from around the world. O'Callaghan Collection

During their free time, participants can explore Dublin Castle, Temple Bar, the Guinness Storehouse, Phoenix Park and the city’s many museums and live-music venues. Dublin also provides convenient rail and bus connections for trips to coastal communities such as Howth and Bray and destinations elsewhere in Ireland.

The city offers an active social environment, numerous cultural events and excellent opportunities to practice English. Its main practical challenge is the high cost and limited availability of accommodation, making early housing preparation essential.