Home carers in Ireland, listed by themselves.

How families use the directory in Ireland

If you are looking for a carer, home help, a nanny, or a babysitter in Ireland, AideVera is a directory of profiles that those people have written themselves. You can filter by city, language, the kind of help they describe, and the times they say they can work, then get in touch yourself if you would like to talk.

We do not pick a carer for your household and we do not arrange the work. Results are listed by how recently a profile was posted or renewed, or by a sort you choose, such as years of experience. Any interview, reference, or check is something you and the carer handle between you.

For carers who want to advertise

Carers, people who offer home help, and people who provide child care can publish a profile for free. The listing is your advertisement, not a job with AideVera. Families contact you directly, and you keep what you agree with them. We do not take a commission.

A profile is shown only if it has been posted or renewed in the last 30 days. That keeps the directory current and applies to everyone equally. You remain responsible for your own tax and any professional obligations that apply to your work.

Words Irish families often use

In Ireland, “carer” and “home help” are everyday words for in-home support, and families looking for help with children often say nanny, babysitter, or childminder. This page uses those words so the directory is easy to recognise. They are not a certificate or a recommendation from AideVera.

Accounts and payments in Ireland open after a local legal review. When prices are shown, they will be in EUR at sign-up. This page does not list fees.