Care deserves a stronger voice. We believe that when carers are valued, everybody benefits.
For over 20 years, we’ve been bringing compassionate, professional care into homes across Ireland. For us, care is about more than support; it’s about people, relationships and the small, everyday kindnesses that make a big difference.
We’re guided by one simple idea: we look after our carers so they can look after you. By investing in accredited training, setting up sustainable career paths, and holding ourselves to the standards we set for the sector, with no shortcuts.
Our services cover the complete spectrum of care. From companionship and practical help at home to personal care, specialist care, reablement and live-in complex care.
For children and adults with complex medical needs, our nurse-led teams provide highly specialised care at home, around the clock if needed.
Care is available from 30 minutes to 24 hours a day. Whatever kind of help you need, we’re here to provide it: your preferences, your care, your life.
The people who work with us are compassionate to their core. Our leaders train, empower and invest in our carers. Join a team that values your voice, whatever role you’re in.
Whether your loved one needs to recover at home after a hospital stay, help with everyday tasks, specialised care for complex needs, or your family carer simply needs a break, we can take care of it. Whatever the service, you’re at the centre of it, and always in good hands.
Great care is built on strong relationships. That’s why we partner with organisations that share our commitment to excellence, from professional networks to accreditation bodies, to raise standards, share expertise and help shape a better future for home care.
RGN, BSc, MSc, DipIoD, FFNMRCSI, Chief Executive Officer
Teresa is a registered general nurse with extensive nursing and leadership experience across a range of diverse health and social care sectors in Ireland and the UK. As Chief Executive Officer of Irish Homecare, Teresa combines her passion for nursing, healthcare, and leadership to shape the future of healthcare in Ireland.
Her previous roles include Nurse Manager, Assistant Director of Nursing and Director of Quality and Clinical Governance across older person services, disability services and community services where she held responsibility for clinical practice, organisational development and strategic leadership. Throughout her career, Teresa has remained committed to making a positive impact on those receiving and providing care, emphasising the importance of compassion and kindness in her every interaction.
In addition to her role as CEO, Teresa is a Board Director at Home and Community Care Ireland (HCCI), where she plays a vital role in shaping national policy to enhance community-based health and social care services. Also serving as a Board Member of the Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Teresa is committed to enhancing population health by advancing education and research opportunities for healthcare professionals.
As a strategic leader and visionary, Teresa values innovation, excellence, and collaboration to foster positive impact and lasting change. With compassion being close to her heart, Teresa is proud to be the first female leader in Ireland to sign the compassionate leadership pledge, taking the lead in developing compassionate cultures to enhance workforce experiences and ensure compassionate care to those across our communities.
Head of Commercial Development
With a background in events management, occupational health, and recruitment, Pádraig started his professional career in London developing a strong foundation in talent acquisition and coordination, before joining Irish HomeCare in 2018.
Starting as a Recruiter, he worked his way up to a senior management role. Now leading both the Commercial and Recruitment functions, he also chairs the Irish Homecare Social Engagement and Wellbeing Committee.
Committed to building strong teams and sustainable growth, Pádraig focuses on attracting and retaining top talent through his excellent recruitment team while continuously evaluating and delivering sustainable growth initiatives.
Guided by the belief that “we’re all just walking each other home”, he is passionate about supporting both Carers and Clients, ensuring that compassionate care remains at the heart of everything he does.
Financial Controller
Fiona became a pivotal member of the Irish Homecare team in 2009 when she joined as the Finance Manager. In this role, she played an instrumental part in the company’s growth and development during its formative years, helping to establish strong financial processes and controls to support the future direction of the organisation.
In recognition of her exceptional contributions and expertise, Fiona was promoted to Financial Controller in 2020. This new position allowed her to take on greater responsibilities, overseeing all aspects of financial and risk management thus ensuring the company’s continued financial health and prosperity.
With an impressive 25 years of experience in finance, Fiona brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. Before joining Irish Homecare, she held various positions with prominent multinational fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies, as well as within the building materials industry in both Ireland and the UK.
Fiona’s leadership and expertise continue to drive our financial strategy and contribute to our ongoing success.
National Operations Manager
Joanne Cluett is the National Operations Manager, with over 35 years’ experience in healthcare and training, she is responsible for leading operational excellence and supporting high-quality service delivery across the organisation.
With a strong focus on people, performance, and continuous improvement, Joanne works collaboratively with teams and stakeholders to ensure the best possible outcomes for clients and staff. Known for her approachable leadership style, dedication, and commitment to excellence, she plays a key role in driving organisational success and fostering a positive, inclusive workplace culture.
Head of Quality and Clinical Governance
Helen McCooey is a Registered Nurse with a degree in Intellectual Disability Nursing and a Postgraduate Diploma in Palliative Care. She brings over 20 years of experience across disability services, acquired brain injury, older persons’ care, and regulated health and social care services.
Throughout her career, Helen has been committed to delivering and promoting person-centred care that upholds dignity, compassion, inclusion, choice, and independence. Her extensive clinical experience has provided her with a strong understanding of supporting individuals and their families with complex and evolving care needs, including those living with intellectual disabilities, acquired brain injuries, age-related conditions, and those requiring palliative and end-of-life care.
Alongside her clinical expertise, Helen has significant experience in learning and development, supporting the education, training, and professional growth of healthcare staff. She is passionate about creating positive learning environments that build confidence, strengthen skills, and support the delivery of safe, effective, and responsive care.
Helen is dedicated to quality improvement, workforce development, and empowering both individuals and healthcare professionals to achieve the best possible outcomes through compassionate, high-quality care.
