Goodbody

Goodbody runs a single early-careers track: a 23-month graduate programme based out of the firm's Dublin headquarters, with graduates rotating across a minimum of two teams within their assigned business area. The four business areas the firm publishes as rotation destinations are:

• Wealth management
• Investment banking
• Private capital
• Asset management

The programme includes professional qualification support, study leave and a dedicated buddy. Because it is a single multi-year programme rather than a parallel summer-internship pipeline, a candidate setting their sights on Goodbody is choosing one Dublin-based rotational entry into Irish financial services rather than the geographies and short-form summer tracks the global banks publish on the same timeline.

Goodbody describes itself on its about page as a 150-year-old Irish stockbroking firm founded in 1874, organised into four business areas (wealth management, investment banking, private capital, asset management) across offices in Dublin, London, Cork and Galway. The firm is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland and, for its UK activity, by the Financial Conduct Authority, and is a member of both Euronext Dublin and the London Stock Exchange. It has been a wholly-owned subsidiary of Allied Irish Banks since AIB's acquisition completed on 1 September 2021. For a candidate weighing a Dublin start against a London bulge-bracket seat, this is the more concentrated bet on the Irish capital-markets and wealth-advisory base, with bank-parent backing rather than independent ownership.

Not right now. Goodbody has no internship or graduate roles listed today; new postings appear here as the firm opens them.

Goodbody opened its graduate jobs on 2 Jul 2026. Dates are when the firm posted each programme, or when we first saw it on the firm's careers site.

Applications to Goodbody go through the firm's own careers site, one application per posting, each expecting a CV and cover letter written for that role.