BCIrish employer
Brehon Care ULC
22 employment permits issued in 2026, ranked 209 of 7,732 Irish employers with permits this year. 378 permits across 14 years since 2010.
Month by month
2026
Permits issued by month. A run of months usually means an ongoing programme, not a one-off hire.
Year by year
Since 2010
What the numbers say
22 permits so far in 2026, against 48 in the whole of 2025.
Busiest full year: 2023 with 118 permits. First year on record: 2010.
Read the figures
Routine, not exceptional
The count is not spectacular and does not need to be: it shows an employer that uses the permit route as one normal channel among several, year after year.
How to approach them
Lead with the trade
Put the skill and the years in the first line, not the visa. Brehon Care ULC has handled permits before; what it needs to know first is whether you can do the job.
The record
The Department's figures show 22 employment permits issued to Brehon Care ULC in 2026, which places it 209th of 7,732 employers nationally and makes it a regular rather than an occasional user of the system.
Brehon Care ULC first shows up in the figures in 2010, and across 14 years it has been issued 378 employment permits in all, peaking at 118 in 2023. Use has fallen over the last three full years, which can mean the roles were filled, the need passed, or hiring moved elsewhere.
Permits were issued to Brehon Care ULC in 6 of the 9 months published so far this year, the rhythm of an employer with an ongoing hiring programme. June was the busiest month with 6.
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What you need to work here
- A job offer and a contract of employment signed by you and the employer before anything is submitted. Applications must reach the Department at least 12 weeks before the start date.
- The right permit for the job. Most trades and driving roles go through a General Employment Permit, which is issued for 2 years and can be renewed. Roles on the Critical Skills list use a Critical Skills Employment Permit.
- Pay at or above the minimum for the permit. For a General Employment Permit the Department currently lists it as generally EUR 36,605 a year, with lower figures for meat processing, horticulture, healthcare assistants and home support. Check the official figure for your role before you rely on it.
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Source: Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment, Employment Permit Statistics. Contains Irish Public Sector Data licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) licence. A permit issued to a company is a record of a past application. It is not a vacancy and not a promise of sponsorship.
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