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The Lodge at Ashford Castle in Cong, Co. Mayo is seeking a proactive Club Attendant to join our luxury team. This part-time role supports the Leisure Centre Manager in maintaining guest care, cleanliness and the fitness offering for members and guests.
Responsibilities include front of house duties, member inductions, hygiene and presentation of facilities, policy compliance and handling guest feedback. Training and development are provided, with generous staff benefits.
Club Attendant ***luxury hotel***
We are currently seeking a Club Attendant to join our team at The Lodge at Ashford Castle. This full-time role is ideal for a proactive and hands‑on individual with strong attention to detail. This role will support the Leisure Centre Manager in delivering the highest standards of guest care, cleanliness and fitness offering to our members and guests.
What’s in it for you?
Location: Cong, Co. Mayo
Employment type: Part Time
Working pattern: 5 Days over 7 Days (including some weekends and Public Holidays)
Who are we?
The Lodge at Ashford Castle is sitting within the magnificent 350 acre estate of Ashford Castle, this property overlooks magical Lough Corrib. Originally built in 1865, The Lodge offers country house charm, fine dining in Wilde’s Restaurant and an exceptional range of estate activities. One of Ireland’s finest wedding destinations, pairing warm Irish hospitality with a modern appeal.
This role will support the Leisure Centre Manager & team in delivering the highest standards of guest care, cleanliness and fitness offering to our members and guests.
Responsibilities will include but are not limited to :
Qualifications:
Previous Employment experience:
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