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Remote Go jobs in Ireland

Jobs that ask for Go in the role itself, open to people living in Ireland, checked against each posting.

50 open jobsfrom 26 companies39 open across the EU28% state the pay

50 remote jobs that ask for Go are open to people living in Ireland, from 26 companies. 39 of them hire anywhere in the EU, the rest name Ireland among a few countries. 28% say what they pay, around €151k a year in the middle. In 50 of them English is the only language required. The skills asked for most are Kubernetes, TypeScript, AWS, Python, Distributed systems and React. The list comes from the companies' own job boards, read every day, and every job quotes the line of its posting that says who can apply.

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Questions about these jobs

Can I work remotely for a company in another country while living in Ireland?
Yes, for the jobs that say so. Of the 50 remote jobs that ask for Go open to people in Ireland, 39 hire anywhere in the EU or worldwide and 11 name Ireland among a few countries. Every job here quotes the line of its posting that says who can apply.
Do I need to speak the local language for remote jobs in Ireland?
50 of the 50 Go jobs ask for English only. The others name another language in the posting, and the job's details quote the line.
How much do Go jobs in Ireland pay?
28% of them state a salary. The middle of those is about €151k a year. The rest say it in the first conversation. Jobs that state their pay show it in the list.
What else do Go jobs in Ireland ask for?
Next to Go, the skills these jobs ask for most are Kubernetes, TypeScript, AWS, Python, Distributed systems and React. Each skill comes from the role’s requirements in the posting, never from the company’s own product.
How current is this list?
The job boards of more than 1,200 companies are read every day. A job that disappears from its board leaves this list the same day, and new ones appear within a day. Apply opens the posting on the company’s own site.