Works to ensure that individuals receive any social welfare benefits to which they are entitled.

Solicitors provide people with legal advice and assistance. They work directly with their clients and are usually the first point of contact for anyone looking for legal advice.

Training officers identify staff training needs, and plan and organise suitable training programmes.

Acts as a social worker for both inmates and people recently released from prison.

Responsibile for building-up and documenting museum collections and developing ways in which objects, archives and artworks can be interpreted, through exhibitions, publications, events and presentations.

Takes note of and records every word said (verbatim) in a court of law for future reference.

Responsible for the day-to-day management of the fire service.

Works to protect a famous or important person from potential threats.

Provides and maintains a safe, secure and humane environment for the confinement of all persons committed to prison in accordance with the law.

Supports clients of the 49 Local Area Partnerships in terms of their education, training, and employment needs. Offers advice and support in a client centred manner to access edcuation and employment opportunities and support people to develop in their career path.  

The Secretary General is the head civil servant of each Irish Government Department.

Supports job seekers in a local jobs club to explore their options in relation to education, training, and support to access employment opportunities.