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10th June 2016
03:33pm BST

The Minister for Gaeltacht Affairs, Sean Kyne, welcomed the news, saying:
“Often, school students have felt there were only very limited careers arising out of Irish language studies. "This is a wonderful opportunity to pursue a rewarding international career and to raise the profile of our national language across Europe."Think you fit the bill? Applicants must be university graduates with 'an excellent command' of Irish and a thorough knowledge of at least two other official EU languages, such as English, German or French.
Based in Brussels and Luxembourg, the starting salary for these positions is €4,384 per month. Get your applications in here. Go n-éirí an t-ádh libh!@EU_Commission and @DAHG announce jobs for Irish translators. Posts pay up to €5k a month, allowances, pensions and EU tax rates #GaeilgeAE
— Publicjobs.ie (@Publicjobsie) June 9, 2016