What career are you looking to begin? In Ireland they only accept certain jobs for work permits. If yours is accepted you need to see if your qualifications are accepted in Ireland, and if so how you can transfer them. After that apply for jobs and the employer has to obtain a work permit for you. Look at citizensinformation.ie for more info. It can be a long process.

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College Graduate in what field ? What passport do you carry ? Do you have a parent or grandparent that was born in Ireland, or other EU country ? Why do you pick Ireland ? If it is because of the English language, please understand most citizens in Northern / Central Europe under the age of 25 speak English. I have a nephew that worked in Holland for several years and he did not speak any other language but English. He also worked some in Ireland. All his work was in the Bio-medical Engineering field for a US company that has facilities in Europe. Don't forget, Ireland is a very small country and housing is scarce and expensive, especially around Dublin where most of the high tech jobs are. You might want to look for a job with a US company that needs people in their European facilities. Depends on your degree and experience.

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