This comes following almost 900 staff being made redundant by Accenture.
There's still tech jobs in Ireland, but the desired salary may be much harder to come by.
That's according to Marketing Manager with AllPro Recruitment in Tullamore, Jasmine Elskerhsi, speaking after 890 staff at Accenture were made redundant at its Dublin base.
The professional services firm employs over 6,500 workers in Ireland - many of whom are outsourced for tech giants like Meta and Google.
Ms. Elkershi says salaries in the tech industry could see a reduction:
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