Amazon in Ireland
Amazon has invested in Ireland for 20 years, opening our first office in 2004. Since then, we have continued to invest in the country and deliver a great experience for Irish customers, creating a wide range of jobs, and helping Irish businesses reach customers around the world.
We are proud to employ a workforce of around 6,500 people across Amazon and AWS in communities across Ireland, including corporate offices, operations sites, datacentres and a customer service centre.
We are proud to employ a workforce of around 6,500 people across Amazon and AWS in communities across Ireland, including corporate offices, operations sites, datacentres and a customer service centre.
Amazon launching new online store in Ireland, Amazon.ie, in 2025
The new Amazon.ie online store will feature a wide selection of products - including more from Irish businesses - with low, local prices, and without additional customs charges, plus customers will enjoy even faster deliveries and easier returns.
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At Amazon, we believe that creating a culture that is diverse, equitable, and inclusive is integral to people doing their best work, and is essential to what we can achieve as a company. -
The award is a testament to the firm’s commitment to excellence and its role in propelling Ireland's cloud infrastructure ecosystem to new heights. -
A pioneering collaboration between Amazon Web Services (AWS) and the University of Limerick is providing students with the real-world tools they need to hit the ground running in the workplace. -
The Trust will restore 500 hectares of Atlantic blanket bog in the west of Ireland, benefitting the climate and biodiversity. -
An Post and Amazon have agreed a five-year partnership to continue delivering for customers in Ireland. -
Hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) can result in as much as 90% less greenhouse gas emissions over the fuel’s life cycle when compared with diesel. -
New Irish study shows positive impact of AWS’s investment in data centres on jobs, education, local businesses, the environment and more. -
With wind farm projects across Ireland, Amazon is helping the country become more sustainable while inspiring the next generation to play an active role in the transition to a renewable energy future. -
Amazon Web Services (AWS) today announced the launch of a new AWS InCommunities Fund to help local community groups, schools, and organisations in Fingal, Ireland. -
The AWS InCommunities Fingal Fund was set up to help local communities in the Fingal area of Dublin, Ireland, to launch ideas and schemes that make a positive impact across education, the environment, health, and wellbeing. -
As Amazon’s fulfilment centre in Dublin celebrates its first anniversary, we talk to some of the Amazon employees who are marking the occasion. -
The Horizon Award recognises firms that have exported their services or products to other markets or contributed positively to the wider reputation of the data centre industry in Ireland. -
From a sensory garden for autism-focused youth clubs, to community integration projects for migrants, the AWS InCommunities Fund will help launch or expand 38 local projects in Drogheda, Ireland. -
AWS GetIT is a fully funded education programme and competition designed to inspire 12-14-year-old students, especially girls, to consider a future in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics). -
Sheeran by Lowden Guitars available to fans and budding musicians on Amazon to coincide with star’s North America tour -
The AWS Think Big Space provides free Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths (STEAM) education and workshops for local schools and communities. -
AWS investments in Ireland are generating economic growth of €1.45 billion per year, sustaining 8,700 jobs and unlocking export opportunities for more than 550 local suppliers. -
A look inside three Dublin hospitals where Amazon Web Services is helping to improve the hospital experience for staff, patients and their families. -
Amazon’s Alexa can now speak with a new Irish-English voice option and features an expanded knowledge about Irish topics. -
The Amazon fulfilment centre in Dublin received a visit today from Leo Varadkar TD, Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, for a behind-the-scenes tour of the new facility. -
Newly opened Dublin fulfilment centre welcomes new colleagues and starts shipping to customers -
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is committed to achieving 100% renewable energy usage for our global infrastructure. Here are some of the ways we worked towards this in 2019. -
The new fulfillment center will provide faster delivery for customers across Ireland and create hundreds of new roles at Amazon. -
By working as a supplier in the construction of AWS data centres, family-owned Collen Construction is flourishing in Ireland and abroad. -
AWS GetIT winners and runners-up are promising a bright future for tech and innovation, with their app ideas addressing key issues like sustainability, mental health and personal safety. -
Danann Air has been supplying AWS data centers with air handling units since 2010 – and their international growth is going from strength to strength. -
Leading projects for classrooms, hospitals, homeless shelters and more, AWS InCommunities volunteer Thomas Carroll is on a mission to help Dublin’s communities. -
The free online event will help Irish small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) grow revenues, enhance productivity and develop digital skills. -
The AWS Educate Challenge invited university students to build their cloud computing skills while competing for top prizes – and the results are in. -
The project in County Cork is Ireland’s first-ever wind farm to be built without public subsidies. -
Ireland’s Hanley Energy has grown rapidly at home and abroad ever since it worked with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to develop innovations for AWS data centers worldwide. -
AWS investments in Ireland are generating economic growth of €1.45 billion per year, sustaining 8,700 jobs and unlocking export opportunities for more than 550 local suppliers.
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Amazon Web Services is working with South Dublin County Council to recycle heat from its data centres. -
AWS re/Start brings opportunity to local communities and promotes diversity in tech careers. The 12-week program is offered at no cost to learners and no previous technology experience is required. -
Secondary school pupils aged 12 to 13 across Ireland – north and south – are invited to design an app-based solution to a specific problem for their community or school – learning practical and digital skills along the way. -
As Amazon announces plans to create 1,000 permanent jobs in Ireland over the next two years, seven employees share what it’s like to be part of our growing workforce in the country. -
Amazon announces new project in Ireland as part of commitment to be 100% powered by renewable energy
Clean energy and water conservation projects in Ireland are helping Amazon operate environmentally friendly data centers. -
The new, permanent positions will bring Amazon’s total workforce in Ireland to 5,000 people in the next two years -
Amazon’s wind farm project in Ireland will supply clean energy to the grid at no cost to Irish consumers -
We spoke to three Amazon employees working in our data center network about their roles working to support Amazon Web Services' cloud computing infrastructure. -
When Thomas Carroll from our Data Center in Dublin was volunteering at the Merchant Quay Ireland Homeless and Drugs Service (MQI) this month, he met a service user who had just saved his friend’s life. -
Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers digital skills training - and a surprise encounter - to young people in Cape Town and Dublin. -
It’s never too late to go after a career in something you love. This is the message Amazon Web Services (AWS) is sending to the local community in South Dublin, where the company supports the Data Centre Technician course at the Technical University (TU) in Tallaght. -
A ball can change a life. That’s the affirming mantra of the Irish Homeless Street League - a football league established with the goal of transforming lives by giving displaced people a sense of purpose and inclusion. -
New wind farm in Donegal is part of three new wind farm projects announced today that will support AWS’s goal to power its global infrastructure with 100% renewable energy Irish wind farm will be built without subsidies, the first of its kind in Ireland -
Ranging from support staff to researchers to software engineers, Amazon invests in local communities to create full-time jobs across Ireland. -
Ranging from support staff to researchers to software engineers, Amazon invests in local communities to create full-time jobs across Ireland.
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We’re excited to welcome the AWS Pop-up Loft to Dublin for the very first time. The Loft will make its Irish debut on 9-13 April 2018 at the Amazon Offices in the center of Dublin. -
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AWS investments in Ireland are generating economic growth of €1.45 billion per year, sustaining 8,700 jobs and unlocking export opportunities for more than 550 local suppliers.
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