Dublin Tech Salary Guide by Role
Explore average salary in Dublin across software, data, cybersecurity, product, and design roles. Compare role salary ranges and seniority, then benchmark Dublin against Ireland overall.
194
Roles covered
2,437
Salary data points
€86K
City benchmark median
Moderate Confidence
Confidence
€86K
Median salary
City benchmark midpoint
€86K
Average salary
Weighted average benchmark
Chief Information Officer
Highest-paying role
€245K median
Software Engineering
Most represented category
Largest tracked category
Moderate Confidence
Confidence
Coverage and consistency-weighted
+4%
National comparison
€3K higher
€25K
Salary range floor
Observed lower bound
€372K
Salary range ceiling
Observed upper bound
Local salary context
Dublin Technology Job Market
City overview
Dublin is Ireland's primary technology hub and the European headquarters for many of the world's largest technology companies, including Google, Meta, Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon. The city's concentration of multinational employers creates a highly competitive salary environment, particularly for software engineering, cloud infrastructure, and data roles.
Local hiring market
The Dublin tech sector is anchored by the Silicon Docks district in the docklands, home to dozens of major tech campuses. The city also hosts a significant fintech and financial services cluster, driving demand for data, security, and DevOps talent alongside traditional software roles. The presence of IDA Ireland-supported firms contributes to consistent above-average compensation packages.
Salary context
Dublin salaries consistently track above the national Irish average, reflecting the cost of living premium and the depth of employer competition. Employers in Dublin typically offer stronger base compensation, equity participation, and benefits packages compared to regional markets.
Top paying roles in Dublin
Role-level salary cards with category, seniority, range, and confidence context.
Chief Information Officer
€245K
Median salary
€106K - €372K
Chief Information Officer
€242K
Median salary
€106K - €372K
Chief Technology Officer
€234K
Median salary
€128K - €319K
Chief Technology Officer
€234K
Median salary
€128K - €319K
Chief Information Officer
€228K
Median salary
€106K - €372K
Chief Technology Officer
€215K
Median salary
€128K - €319K
Chief Information Officer
€202K
Median salary
€149K - €250K
Chief Technology Officer
€200K
Median salary
€149K - €250K
Chief Digital Officer
€185K
Median salary
€150K - €220K
VP Of Engineering
€181K
Median salary
€117K - €234K
Chief Information Officer
€181K
Median salary
€106K - €372K
Director Of Engineering
€170K
Median salary
€140K - €180K
Salary by category
Software Engineering
40 roles
€84K median
Range €30K - €234K
Data & Analytics
33 roles
€84K median
Range €35K - €186K
Infrastructure & Cloud
38 roles
€74K median
Range €25K - €266K
Cybersecurity
24 roles
€83K median
Range €32K - €202K
Project & Change
17 roles
€89K median
Range €35K - €191K
Product & Design
17 roles
€81K median
Range €30K - €220K
Enterprise Applications
7 roles
€74K median
Range €30K - €170K
Leadership
11 roles
€146K median
Range €43K - €372K
Technology
6 roles
€99K median
Range €50K - €160K
Sales & Commercial
2 roles
€69K median
Range €53K - €85K
Salary by seniority
Entry
€63K
Range €25K – €372K
Mid
€79K
Range €30K – €372K
Senior
€89K
Range €35K – €372K
Lead
€92K
Range €43K – €255K
Manager
€94K
Range €43K – €255K
Director
€128K
Range €59K – €372K
City vs national salary comparison
Dublin salaries are above the national benchmark by €3K (+4%).
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dublin Salaries
The benchmark median salary in Dublin is €86K, based on verified market compensation data for 2026.
Dublin is currently above the national benchmark by €3K (+4%).
This city benchmark is marked Moderate Confidence. Confidence levels are calculated using salary source coverage, market consistency, data quality and benchmark strength.
City benchmarks reflect local demand, employer mix, and role concentration. They can differ from national figures due to location-specific compensation dynamics and sample availability.
