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Interpreter in Ireland
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Interpreters provide essential language services that facilitate communication between individuals who speak different languages. This service typically involves translating spoken dialogue in real-time during meetings, conferences, or other events, ensuring that all parties understand the conversation clearly and accurately.

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WHAT IT COSTS

Interpreter in Ireland: €40–€120 per hour

Interpreting (in-person, phone, video) is priced per hour by language, setting and travel. Enter your town above for real prices from the accountants, solicitors and professional firms near you.

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  • Travel/minimum hours

Guide prices compiled by the Locufy team from published Irish and UK provider price lists and 2026/27 cost guides. Updated 2026. Full interpreter price guide →

GUIDE PRICE · PER HOUR

LOW
€40
TYPICAL
€70
HIGH
€120

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WHAT IT COVERS

What professionals do

Simultaneous Interpreter

This role involves interpreting spoken dialogue in real-time, often used in conferences or large meetings where immediate translation is necessary.

Consecutive Interpreter

In this setting, the interpreter waits for the speaker to pause before translating, commonly used in smaller meetings or interviews.

Medical Interpreter

Specialised interpreters who facilitate communication between healthcare providers and patients, ensuring accurate understanding of medical information.

Legal Interpreter

Interpreters who assist in legal settings, such as courts or depositions, ensuring that all legal proceedings are accurately communicated.

Community Interpreter

These interpreters work in various community settings, such as social services or educational environments, supporting communication between service providers and clients.

Remote Interpreter

Interpreters who provide services via video or phone calls, offering flexibility for clients who may not require on-site assistance.

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Questions people ask

The cost can be influenced by the language pair, the interpreter's experience, and the type of interpretation required. Additionally, travel expenses and preparation time for specialised topics may also affect the overall price.

The duration you need an interpreter for depends on the length of your meeting or event. It's advisable to book them for the entire duration to ensure seamless communication, especially if the discussion is complex.

Yes, for technical discussions or specialised fields, it's recommended to hire an interpreter with relevant qualifications or experience. This ensures that they understand the terminology and context, leading to more accurate interpretation.

Many interpreters offer emergency or same-day services, but availability may be limited. It's best to contact them as soon as possible to secure their services, especially for high-demand languages.

Yes, you can book multiple interpreters for different languages or sessions. It's important to coordinate their schedules to ensure smooth transitions and effective communication throughout your event.

Interpreters usually do not provide translation of written documents or take on roles such as note-taking or summarising discussions. Their primary focus is on real-time verbal communication between parties.

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