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JOBS ALERT: Applications are invited from fully qualified solicitors
Applications are invited from fully qualified solicitors with an interest in public service for the position of Managing Solicitor Grade II within the Legal Aid Board.
Following a competition, a Panel will be established from which temporary and permanent positions will be filled in the 12 months following the Panel’s establishment. This competition is confined to positions in Kilkenny.
For further information please refer to www.legalaidboard.ie.
Solicitors who are currently fully qualified and eligible to practise in Ireland should forward their completed application form to: Human Resources Section, Legal Aid Board, Quay Street, Cahirciveen, County Kerry. Ph: 066 947 1000 or e-mail: recruitment@legalaidboard.ie.
The closing date for receipt of applications is 4pm on Friday, January 11, 2019.
The Legal Aid Board is an equal opportunities employer.
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