Jobs in Ireland: Holland & Barrett Adds 20 Kildare Roles

Jobs in Ireland: Holland & Barrett's €17.5m investment will bring about 20 new fulfilment jobs to Kildare town as Irish online orders move home.

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In brief

  • Holland & Barrett is investing €17.5 million in its Irish operations over three years.
  • About 20 new roles will be created in Kildare town, plus 6 to 10 indirect jobs.
  • From November 2026, Irish online orders will be packed and sent from Ireland instead of the UK.
  • The fulfilment work is run with Kildare-based partner Road Truck Services (RTS).
CountryEurope
OrganizationHolland & Barrett
Official sourceKFM Radio – Holland & Barrett jobs for Kildare town ✓ kfmradio.com

Health and wellness retailer Holland & Barrett is bringing new jobs in Ireland to County Kildare. The company announced on 28 October 2026 a €17.5 million investment in its Irish business over three years, which will create around 20 new roles in Kildare town, plus 6 to 10 indirect jobs in the area.

Key facts

Detail Information
Employer Holland & Barrett (with partner Road Truck Services)
Location Kildare town, Co. Kildare
Total investment €17.5 million over 3 years
Direct new roles About 20
Indirect roles 6–10
Start Irish online orders fulfilled locally from November 2026

What is changing

Until now, Irish customers' online orders have been packed and shipped from the UK. From November 2026, they will be handled in Ireland. The investment is split into:

  • €8.2 million of new spending on online order fulfilment
  • €9.3 million on store fulfilment, which supplies Holland & Barrett's Irish shops

The work is being run with Road Truck Services (RTS), a logistics firm based in Kildare. The retailer will also hold about €1.5 million more stock in Ireland and add 34 Irish brands to its online range.

Likely roles

Because this is a fulfilment operation, most jobs are expected in:

  • Warehouse picking and packing
  • Goods-in and stock control
  • Dispatch and delivery
  • Team leader and supervisor posts

The new roles appear to sit with the logistics partner RTS rather than directly with Holland & Barrett.

A boost for Kildare

Kildare town sits on the M7 motorway, making it a natural base for distribution across Ireland. Moving fulfilment from the UK to Ireland also means faster deliveries for Irish customers, which could lead to more stock, more orders and, over time, more jobs at the site.

How to apply

No official vacancy page for these roles was published. Job seekers in Kildare should watch the official channels of Holland & Barrett Ireland and Road Truck Services, and check Ireland's public employment service, Intreo, for local warehouse vacancies.

What it means for job seekers

  • Entry-level warehouse work is coming to a smaller Irish town, not only Dublin.
  • Peak season is near, so hiring may move fast before Christmas.
  • Forklift tickets help for stock and goods-in roles.
  • EU/EEA citizens can work in Ireland freely; others need a valid permit.

Related Irish hiring: Lidl's 500 jobs in Munster and Ryanair's Shannon hangar with 400 jobs.

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Frequently asked questions

How many jobs is Holland & Barrett creating in Ireland?

About 20 direct roles in Kildare town, plus 6 to 10 indirect jobs.

Where are the new jobs?

In Kildare town and the surrounding area, at the fulfilment operation run with partner Road Truck Services.

How much is Holland & Barrett investing?

€17.5 million over three years: €8.2m new investment in online fulfilment and €9.3m in store fulfilment.

When do Irish orders start shipping from Ireland?

From November 2026.

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