So, here in Dublin employee from outside Ireland are celebrated excessively and there is even advice on immigration/visa!
Talk about rubbing it in after just closing offlices in Cork and Wexford. Perhaps those offices were not diverse enough?
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The only EC member with strong ties to Dublin is none other than Brian Ruane, our Global Head of Clearance and Collateral Management, Credit Services and Corporate Trust. If Irish workers in Wexford, Cork and other locations can be replaced by Indian and Polish workers at a fraction of the cost, sadly they're going to do it. It's not if, it's coming.
Theyve bought the building in Dublin
https://www.irishtimes.com/business/2026/09/25/bny-buys-its-dublin-docklands-headquarters-for-up-to-165m/
"it was a clear sign of the company’s commitment to Ireland"
Dublin yes, rest of Ireland no.
@OP sorry what exactly is being done to rub it in? Look at the responses to your post? Was that your intent?
Does the place have such a bad rep that they cant hire Irish people or people who have lived in Ireland for a number of years.
The double referral bonuses a real kick in the teeth to Wexford and Cork.
In alts things are going to start falling apart as the last of the Wexford people go by end of year. A huge loss of experience and knowledge. No new hires can replace that.
There has been a dramatic change in the profile of Dublin staff in the last few years. Looking at photos of social events last few months I dont recognise the place.
Why are all these visas given to non EU workers to take jobs away. Theres a housing crisis, we dont need more people moving here.
Robin hates the Irish almost as much as he despises Americans. That’s why.