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Disability support worker in Ireland
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A Disability Support Worker provides essential assistance to individuals with physical or mental disabilities, helping them maintain independence and improve their quality of life. This service typically involves personal care, companionship, and support with daily activities, such as meal preparation, medication management, and mobility assistance. The focus is on empowering clients and ensuring they receive the necessary support in a respectful and dignified manner.

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WHAT IT COSTS

Disability support worker in Ireland: €20–€38 per hour

A disability support worker helps with daily living, activities and independence — priced per hour by needs. Enter your town above for real prices from the carers and care agencies near you.

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

GUIDE PRICE · PER HOUR

LOW
€20
TYPICAL
€28
HIGH
€38

Not a quote. Prices vary by job, area and provider.

WHAT IT COVERS

What carers do

Personal Care Assistant

Supports clients with personal hygiene, grooming, and dressing, ensuring comfort and dignity.

Companionship Provider

Offers social interaction and emotional support, helping clients feel less isolated.

Mobility Aide

Assists clients with mobility challenges, including transfers and safe navigation of their environment.

Meal Preparation Assistant

Prepares nutritious meals tailored to clients' dietary needs and preferences.

Medication Management Support

Helps clients organise and manage their medication schedules to ensure compliance.

Activity Facilitator

Engages clients in recreational and therapeutic activities to promote physical and mental health.

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Questions people ask

The cost can vary based on the worker's experience, location, and the complexity of care required. Additional factors include the duration of service and any specialized training the worker may possess.

Sessions usually last between one to three hours, depending on the client's needs and the type of support required. Longer sessions may be necessary for more comprehensive care.

While many tasks can be handled by general support workers, specialized care may require workers with specific qualifications, especially for medical or therapeutic needs. Always assess the individual's requirements before hiring.

Emergency availability can vary by provider. Some agencies may offer same-day services, but it's advisable to plan ahead to ensure you find a suitable worker when needed.

Yes, many support workers can handle multiple tasks during a single visit, such as personal care and household chores. Discuss your needs upfront to ensure the worker can accommodate them.

Disability support workers generally do not provide medical care, such as administering medications or performing medical procedures. Their role is focused on personal care and assistance with daily living activities.

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