Working student in Ireland advice

[Goofus]

Can anybody recommend a live-in stable hand placement in Ireland for a young adult? This could be temporary (like for a summer) or long-term, depending. Not an immediate thing, just trying to gather options to maybe make some connections. This is a USA/EU passport holder who is a native English speaker and has three years riding and working with/around horses. Willing to do what needs done and ready to learn more. Would have liked to have the UK as an option as well, but not able to work there due to Brexit. Would provide references, and hoping to find a fun, trustworthy place to work and learn. Not looking for opportunities to ride/train, just stable duties, but could certainly ride/hack if needed. Any advice is appreciated, feel free to PM me if you like.

 

[Rowreach]

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Have a look at this group, Equestrian Jobs and Staff - North and South Ireland - there's a good few jobs and placements get advertised on here.

 

[Goofus]

Thank you, I see quite a few listed online but have no way to know what to expect from any of them. Hoping to get some first-hand knowledge if possible.

 

[Rowreach]

You absolutely can't work in Northern Ireland?

 

[Goofus]

You absolutely can't work in Northern Ireland?

If he can work in Northern Ireland with an EU passport, that’s great, then yes.

 

[toppedoff]

Yardandgroom might have something?

 

[Rowreach]

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If he can work in Northern Ireland with an EU passport, that’s great, then yes.

What nationality is the EU passport based on?

 

[Goofus]

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What nationality is the EU passport based on?

Luxembourg