This listing has moved. The historical job postings archive for Ireland (IE) is now available as a one-time purchase in a new listing: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp?sku=1loiunulvt6fu8f47ati1ozgc - existing subscriptions are not affected.
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This listing gives you a historical dataset of job postings for Ireland through a single pricing dimension: Product Access (Units). You buy access as a one-time purchase, not a recurring subscription. The data covers every daily posting file for Ireland from January 2020 to the present, delivered through AWS Data Exchange. You subscribe with your AWS account, and billing goes to your existing AWS invoice. After purchase, AWS grants your account read access to the files, which arrive as gzip-compressed JSON Lines in an S3 bucket. There are no separate quantity tiers to choose from.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What exactly does one Product Access unit grant for the Ireland historical dataset?
One unit grants read access to the complete Ireland archive since January 2020. You receive every daily file for the country, delivered as gzip-compressed JSON Lines. There is no limit on postings included. You cannot buy a filtered subset by industry or company; you filter the full data in your own pipeline.
Is this a recurring charge or a one-time purchase, and does cost grow as new postings are added?
This is a one-time purchase, not a recurring subscription. Your cost does not change as new Ireland postings arrive. The dataset covers January 2020 to the present, so you pay once for the full archive. For ongoing current data, a separate per-country feed subscription exists outside this listing.
After I buy, how do I actually receive the Ireland files, and where are they stored?
After purchase, AWS Data Exchange grants your AWS account read access to an S3 bucket holding the daily files. The bucket alias and prefix appear under 'Entitled data' in the console. You read files directly or copy them to your own bucket. All data sits in AWS eu-central-1 (Frankfurt).
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Historical archive of job postings for Ireland (IE) with company, location, dates and salary where available: 4.6M job postings since 2020 (as of Sept. 2026), on average 67.9K new postings a month (as of mid 2026).
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