Serving Dublin remotely

Web, ads and AI specialist for Dublin

Dublin companies can hire me as a remote specialist for website design, web and SaaS development, AI workflow automation and Google and Meta advertising, working in English throughout. I work from India, 4.5 to 5.5 hours ahead of Dublin depending on daylight saving, so the Irish morning is my afternoon and early evening. I have no Irish office; I work with clients in any time zone.

Based in India, working remotely: no office in Dublin. Ireland is on UTC+0 (GMT) from late October to late March and on UTC+1 (Irish Standard Time) in summer; India is on UTC+5:30, so Dublin is 5 hours 30 minutes behind India in winter and 4 hours 30 minutes behind in summer. The normal working week is Monday to Friday, and offices usually run from 09:00 to 17:30. A 09:00 start in Dublin is 14:30 in India in winter or 13:30 in summer, so the Irish day overlaps with my afternoon and evening.

$400K+
Monthly ad spend managed
500+
Global brands scaled
12+
Years in performance marketing
22–30x
Peak ROAS (healthcare / IVF)

Hiring a remote specialist in Dublin

Dublin is the commercial centre of Ireland and the European base of many international technology, finance and pharmaceutical companies. Around the Docklands, often called the Silicon Docks, and in business parks such as Sandyford and Citywest, large firms employ thousands of people, and a dense network of agencies, consultants and small software companies supplies them. That mix creates two kinds of buyer: the Irish small business that needs a clear, trustworthy website, and the technology or services company that needs web applications, tracking and campaigns built to a high standard.

Because Irish business is conducted in English, Dublin companies can reach the United Kingdom, the United States and the wider European market without translating a site. That makes advertising competitive. Search costs rise quickly in fields like financial services, software and professional training, and the same keywords are bought by companies in London and New York. The advantage goes to accounts with tight structure, clean conversion tracking and landing pages that fit the search, which is the part of the work I focus on.

I work with Dublin businesses remotely from India. I have no office and no client list in Ireland, and I do not pretend otherwise; I work with clients in any time zone. Ireland is on UTC+0 in winter and UTC+1 in summer, so it is 5 hours 30 minutes or 4 hours 30 minutes behind me. A 10:00 call in Dublin is 15:30 or 14:30 for me, and I can answer messages the same day. Work begins with a review of the site and ad accounts and a written scope.

Dublin at a glance

Time zone
Ireland is on UTC+0 (GMT) from late October to late March and on UTC+1 (Irish Standard Time) in summer; India is on UTC+5:30, so Dublin is 5 hours 30 minutes behind India in winter and 4 hours 30 minutes behind in summer. The normal working week is Monday to Friday, and offices usually run from 09:00 to 17:30. A 09:00 start in Dublin is 14:30 in India in winter or 13:30 in summer, so the Irish day overlaps with my afternoon and evening.
How projects are usually paid
Irish consumers pay online mostly by debit and credit card, with digital wallets and bank-linked options growing, and business customers pay by SEPA bank transfer on invoice. The standard value added tax rate is 23%, with reduced rates of 13.5% and 9% on certain goods and services, and Irish businesses register for VAT once turnover passes the thresholds set by the Revenue Commissioners. Local currency: EUR.
Languages
English, Irish
Business hubs
Silicon Docks, Dublin Docklands, IFSC, Sandyford, Citywest, Dundrum, Blanchardstown, Grand Canal Dock

Sectors in Dublin that hire for web, ads and software

Software, SaaS and international technology firms
Product companies in the Docklands and Sandyford need sign-up funnels, documentation sites, product-led growth tracking and paid campaigns that measure paying customers.
Funds, banking and insurance
Firms around the IFSC need credible, compliant websites, careful lead paths for institutional and retail clients, and approved wording from their compliance teams.
Pharmaceuticals, medical devices and life sciences
Companies in this sector need clear technical and careers pages, plus tracking that respects strict privacy expectations.
Professional services, legal and training
Law firms, accountants and training providers need strong profile pages, search visibility for specific services and enquiry forms that reach the right person.
Tourism, hospitality and retail
Hotels, restaurants and shops need booking pages, local search profiles and campaigns aimed at visitors from Britain, the United States and mainland Europe.

Rules and market notes for Dublin

Google dominates search, and Irish buyers mix local and British results, so Irish-specific keywords, British-style spelling and an Irish address or phone number in the business profile help local relevance.

Competition for terms such as software, insurance and mortgages is high, and many of the bidders are international, so conversion rate and account structure decide who wins at a given cost.

LinkedIn is central for business-to-business and recruitment, while Meta and Instagram reach consumers; Irish audiences respond to direct, friendly wording and are wary of hard-sell claims.

  • The GDPR applies, and Dublin is unusual because the Data Protection Commission, based in the city, is the lead supervisory authority for many international technology companies, so Irish privacy practice is watched closely.
  • The ePrivacy Regulations 2011 require consent for non-essential cookies, so tracking and advertising tags must wait until a visitor accepts.
  • Under the Companies Act 2014, Irish companies must show their registered name, number, place of registration and registered office on their websites and business communications.
  • The Advertising Standards Authority of Ireland (ASAI) code governs advertising claims, and the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission enforces consumer law, including rules on misleading pricing and online sales.

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Hiring for Dublin: questions

Yes. I build marketing sites and web applications, set up sign-up and activation tracking and run paid campaigns that measure paying users, so growth decisions rest on real conversions.

Yes. I set up a consent banner that offers a clear refusal, hold analytics and advertising tags until consent is given and write the tracking details into the privacy page for your adviser to approve.

Yes, but I recommend separate campaigns and pages for each, because currency, delivery, tax and wording differ. That also lets you see which market produces enquiries at what cost.

Dublin is 4.5 to 5.5 hours behind India depending on daylight saving. Your morning falls in my afternoon and early evening, so calls fit the end of my day and updates reach you by your lunchtime.

No. I work remotely from India with clients in any time zone and do not claim an Irish office or client list. Meetings are by video call, and I travel only if you arrange it.

Working with Dublin

Tell me the goal and the deadline; you get a plain answer and a fixed quote, usually within one working day.

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