IT Support Analyst Salaries in Ireland
€28K - €40K/yr
63 salaries
€29K
Low
€34K
Average
€44K
High
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€22K
€48K
€21,622 - €47,627 Range
€27K
€37K
€26,673 - €37,228 Range
€27K
€32K
€26,524 - €32,486 Range
€24K
€29K
€24,324 - €29,082 Range
€26K
€35K
€26,401 - €34,947 Range
€29K
€43K
€28,843 - €42,836 Range
€60K
€67K
€60,144 - €66,919 Range
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€25K
€31K
€24,524 - €31,078 Range
€35K
€37K
€34,519 - €37,074 Range
€39K
€42K
€39,073 - €42,204 Range
€34K
€37K
€34,485 - €37,214 Range
€32K
€35K
€31,615 - €34,726 Range
€49K
€53K
€48,870 - €53,392 Range
€23K
€24K
€22,542 - €24,481 Range
€31K
€33K
€30,692 - €33,468 Range
€43K
€46K
€42,801 - €45,528 Range
€34K
€37K
€33,794 - €37,012 Range
€38K
€41K
€37,525 - €40,552 Range
€30K
€32K
€29,613 - €32,022 Range
€37K
€39K
€36,502 - €38,958 Range
IT Support Analyst Salaries
Frequently asked questions about an IT Support Analyst salaries
The average salary for an IT Support Analyst is €34,051 per year in Ireland. Salaries estimates are based on 63 salaries submitted anonymously to Glassdoor by an IT Support Analyst employees in Ireland.
The highest salary for an IT Support Analyst in Ireland is €43,626 per year.
The lowest salary for an IT Support Analyst in Ireland is €28,979 per year.
Information technology support professionals (IT support) earn salaries slightly below those of computer and information research scientists, computer hardware engineers, computer systems analysts, and information security analysts. Their relatively high earnings are attributed to their technical skillset, developed through both education and work experience. As the healthcare information technology field continues to expand, there is a growing demand for skilled IT support professionals, which may lead to additional pay growth for prospective candidates.