These job exbo’s are really making a fortune..i wouldnt be a man of maths or anything but €10 x 12,000 is a lot of money..think i might hold a job exbo myself

far away fields look greener ..
good luck to them

Good luck to all attending and at least there is no Fianna Fail gibbering idiots session in the location.

I thought Cork was already ‘abroad’?

Unfortunately it’s a waste of time for most attendees! Best of luck anyway.

12,000 turned up to the working abroad expo last weekend? I would have thought I seen that amount in the que when I was coming out of the place on Saturday.

So will there be reporters outside sensationalising this as well there is over 445000 people on the dole. Naturally enough people do want to get jobs be it here or abroad so why the big shock headlines about it. We are supposed to be living in the global village at this stage so migration of workers throughout the village will occur it isn’t like 30 years ago where one phone call a week or month was the only communication between family’s there is Skype and other communication methods. I am not in any way trying to defend forced immigration but if successive governments use it as a release valve and the people of Ireland don’t stand up and protest enough then what can be done. The government should be investing more in infrastructure and other projects such as sustainability and get back into manufacturing, as balancing the books is of least significance. What will balancing the books do, it might please are central bank friends and the economic community it certainly might help us pay off our debt quicker but who is gaining from paying off debt, the banks that where bailed out by us so it has turned into a vicious circle. Unemployment ,immigration, less tax payers, less tax take, more job layoffs, pay off debt, less money for unemployed, more immigration, less tax take and so on. This is the way we are heading so the only way out of a recession is to invest. If we continue on the current austere road then the cycle of sucking us dry will continue until all our assets are gone and we are left with feck all.

Pre book tickets and go early! We did that for the Sunday show in Dublin and had no problems!