finance officer job advert

Treoir is seeking a dynamic, experienced person to join our team based in Dublin. The successful candidate will play an active part in the implementation of Treoir’s governance goals and have particular responsibility for ensuring all financial procedures are implemented.

How to apply:

Please return a CV, the application form an accompanying letter focusing on how your skills and attributes are a match for the post, by email only. Applications should be emailed to recruitment@treoir.ie no later than 12pm on Friday 19th December 2025. Please use the title Finance Officer in the subject line.

Candidates for the post will be interviewed as suitable applications are received due to the urgency to fill this role. Therefore the organisation reserves the right to close recruitment to the position as soon as the post is filled. Interviews that take place after the closing date will most likely be in the second week of January 2026.

Applications received after 12pm on the 19th December will not be considered.

Salary will be commensurate with experience €28,770 – €39382

A full job description and person specification for this position are attached or can also be obtained by contacting recruitment@treoir.ie If you feel you would benefit from a confidential discussion about this role, please contact Damien Peelo at recruitment@treoir.ie

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10 Week In-Person Pre-Mediation and Shared Parenting Course  

Course Duration: 10-week in-person programme 
Start Date: 14 January 2026 
Schedule: Every Wednesday, 2.5 hours 

Application Deadline: 19.12.25 
Venue: Ozanam House Resource Centre, 
53 Mountjoy Square West, Dublin 1 
Contact: Gillian – Ozanam House | Tel: 01 874 2804 

Expression of Interest: 
An Expression of Interest Form can be completed either by the referring organisation or by the applicant. This form can be accessed by contacting Gillian or online here: 10 week in-person pre-mediation and shared parenting course – Expression of Interest form

Photocall outside the Dáil for the Bereaved Partner’s Pension bill, January 22nd.
Call for the Bereaved Partners Pension Bill to be enacted. It has yet to come into law a year after the Supreme Court ruled in its favour. The law would enable unmarried couples, who are cohabitating, to access the Bereaved Partners Pension similar to married couples, should a partner die. Families supported by Treoir are calling for it to be enacted within six months by the new Dáil. Pic: Fintan Clarke
Ilona Cyparska and Maria Doyle, bereaved partners both waiting on the Bereaved Partner’s Pension bill.
Maria Doyle and Ilona Cyparska(left), who both lost their cohabiting partners call for the Bereaved Partners Pension Bill to be enacted. It has yet to come into law a year after the Supreme Court ruled in its favour. The law would enable unmarried couples, who are cohabitating, to access the Bereaved Partners Pension similar to married couples, should a partner die. Families supported by Treoir are calling for it to be enacted within six months by the new Dáil. Pic: Fintan Clarke
Margaret Cyparska and her daughter Ilona Cyparska (who is holding a picture of her late partner Sevi Gadzina)
Margaret Cyparska and her daughter Ilona Cyparska (who is holding a picture of her deceased partner Sevi Gadzina) call for the Bereaved Partners Pension Bill to be enacted. It has yet to come into law a year after the Supreme Court ruled in its favour. The law would enable unmarried couples, who are cohabitating, to access the Bereaved Partners Pension similar to married couples, should a partner die. Families supported by Treoir are calling for it to be enacted within six months by the new Dáil.

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Treoir’s Key Values:

We provide a free, confidential, specialist information service for parents not married to each other, living together or apart, their extended families, and those working with them. Information is available on Legal, Social Welfare, and Parenting issues.

We help parents who are not married to each other better understand complex family law issues, specifically access and custody, maintenance and guardianship, we also promote shared parenting and provide parenting tips to help parents develop good parenting relationships.

  • We believe children born to unmarried parents should have the same rights as those born to married parents.
  • We believe that children have a right to be loved and cared for by both parents, where possible.
  • We advocate for changes in the constitution to ensure that that all parents have the same rights regardless of their marital status or gender.
  • We develop policies to influence and advance the reform of the Family Law system.
  • We campaign for a systematic review of how public services and social welfare is delivered to reflect the changing family structures of the 21st century.
 

 

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