Receptionist Salaries in Ireland
€12 - €14/hr
298 salaries
€192
Low
€1K
Average
€2K
High
in Ireland
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| Job Title | Salary |
|---|---|
| Receptionist | €1,221 /hr |
| Senior Receptionist | €32,907 /yr |
| Lead Receptionist | €35,008 /yr |
in Ireland
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What is the salary trajectory for a Receptionist?
| Job Title | Salary |
|---|---|
| Receptionist | €1,221 /hr |
| Senior Receptionist | €32,907 /yr |
| Lead Receptionist | €35,008 /yr |
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€22K
€74K
€22,320 - €73,758 Range
€21K
€35K
€21,143 - €35,096 Range
€25K
€35K
€25,227 - €34,871 Range
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€13K
€54K
€13,336 - €53,848 Range
€12
€15
€12 - €15 Range
€25K
€41K
€25,226 - €41,190 Range
€29K
€35K
€28,593 - €34,506 Range
€26K
€33K
€25,589 - €32,889 Range
€14
€14
€14 - €14 Range
€30K
€32K
€29,709 - €31,615 Range
€26K
€29K
€25,528 - €28,811 Range
€27K
€29K
€27,000 - €28,629 Range
Receptionist Salaries
Frequently asked questions about a Receptionist salaries
The average salary for a Receptionist is €1,221 per hour in Ireland. Salaries estimates are based on 298 salaries submitted anonymously to Glassdoor by a Receptionist employees in Ireland.
The highest salary for a Receptionist in Ireland is €1,535 per hour.
The lowest salary for a Receptionist in Ireland is €192 per hour.
Receptionist roles provide a professional working environment with opportunities for mobility without high barriers to entry. While pay is usually modest, it rises as individuals exit to related roles, including that of office manager or executive assistant. They could also become a personal assistant (PA) or train to become a medical secretary for a GP or clinic. Candidates can also increase their pay by gaining work experience or internships at private sector firms rather than public sector, government, or non-profit organisations.