Adare Manor is to begin recruiting for 300 new positions, bringing its total workforce to more than 350 people. The five-star hotel in Co Limerick has been undergoing major refurbishment and construction works over the past 12 months, with work set to finish this winter.
Adare is looking to employ managers, front office administrators, food and beverage personnel, assistant managers, spa therapists, a cookery team, as well as accommodation assistants, waiters, bartenders, banqueting personnel and laundry assistants. Those interested in applying for a job, should visit here
Recruitment for the senior leadership team will commence immediately, with appointments due to made by May and their roles to begin in July. The announcement was made at a special reception attended by Jobs Minister Mary Mitchell-O’Connor and Junior Tourism and Sports Minister Patrick O’Donovan.
The ongoing works at Adare Manor
Colm Hannon, Chief Executive Officer, Adare Manor, said: “We have had an overwhelming interest from all over the world in the major renovation and construction works taking place at Adare Manor over the past 12 months. During the construction stage over 670 persons have been employed on site with several others employed indirectly in the project.
“The major refurbishment plans are on schedule. A huge amount of care and attention has been taken to ensure that the renovations honour the building’s architectural heritage as a Neo-Gothic masterpiece and embody the hotel’s signature style, whilst incorporating the latest in contemporary luxury and technological innovations, and comfort. In addition to the Manor House, all the historical features and landmarks around the estate are also being restored and protected.”
He added: “A considerable amount of Irish people working overseas wishing to return to Ireland have expressed interest in positions at the resort. We are delighted to be able to confirm today that we are ready to take applications from suitably qualified personnel to fill these all of these 300 new positions, and would encourage individuals to submit their applications.”
It is estimated that the resort will contribute more than €15m to the local economy each year. The existing Manor House will enjoy a new state-of-the-art spa, pool, relaxation area, boardroom, cinema and an expanded bedroom wing. The surrounding 800 acres of parkland, walled gardens and walking trails, will be enhanced for guest enjoyment and an extensive tree planting programme is under way as part of the redevelopment.
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