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Irish employers issued work permits — Y

Companies beginning with “Y” that were issued Irish employment permits in January–August 2026. Ireland publishes how many permits each company got, not what it pays.

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EmployerPermits issuedLatest month
Y & C Cuisine Limited2February
Y & Z Cuisine Limited2August
Y U Rong Takeaway Limited1May
Yahoo EMEA Limited1January
Yahoo International Limited2June
Yal Limited1July
Yamamori Noodles Limited2August
Yamamori Sushi Ltd2August
Yan Ping Ji1August
Yayachen Limited1January
Yeats Room Ltd.2June
Yeeros Limited2June
Yellow Horse Catering Limited1March
Yellowcom AL Limited1March
Yelsea Limited2August
YES Agency Limited1March
YGF Malatang Limited1August
YHT Traditional Culture Education Limited1July
Yi Jie Liaw1March
Yi Thai Street Food Limited1July
Yin Yu1May
Ying Nan Limited2August
Yivee Ltd6July
Yjimiy Limited2March
YNZDY Restaurant Ltd1June
Yoko Wool Products Limited3August
Yomari Foods Limited2May
YongXing Limited2April
Yoruba Engineering Ltd6August
You Ling Wang1April
You N Me Milk Limited2February
You Qin Ltd2July
You Street Eats Limited1March
You Yang Food Ltd2June
You Yi Food Limited1February
Young Feng Limited1June
Young Social Innovators1April
Yu Tai Limited1February
Yu&guo Cai Limited1March
Yum Wok Limited1June
Yun Fai Wong1January
Yun Sheng Limited1July
Yuno Limited6July
YY Restaurant Limited1March

Source: Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment (Ireland), “Employment permits issued to companies”, covering January–August 2026.

Ireland does not publish wages. The DETE file records how many employment permits each company was issued — not what those jobs pay. A permit issued earlier this year is history, not a live vacancy, and it is not a promise that the same employer will sponsor again.

How to get sponsored in Ireland

  1. Target employers that already hire from abroad. Every company listed here was issued at least one employment permit during January–August 2026 — they have been through the process and know how it works.
  2. Get a job offer, then apply for the permit. In Ireland the permit is tied to a specific job offer. Most skilled roles go through the Critical Skills or General Employment Permit — the guide explains which is which. There is no lottery.
  3. Beat the filter first. Sponsored roles draw many applicants and most are screened by software before a person reads them, so get your resume ATS-ready before you apply.
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A permit issued earlier this year means an employer has sponsored — not that they have an opening now. New to this? Read how Irish employment permits work →

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