South Dublin County Council is seeking to hire an Active Travel Officer via rolling recruitment, which means once theres a sufficient number of applications received, the competition will be closed.Unlike some other councils that have a role with a similar title, focused on promoting active travel, South Dublin County Councils Active Travel Officer role is more project and planning focused, with a candidate needing a minimum of a level eight university degree in: engineering, town planning, architecture, landscape architecture, urban design, quantitysurveying, or project management.The role is whole-time, permanent and pensionable, and the pay scale starts at 58,474 and goes up to 71,437 with Long Service Increment 2.This role will be focused on the development and delivery of plans, strategies and projects to improve South Dublins transport network and deliver improved spaces for people to enjoy, to walk and to cycle. This will include working ondifferent transport-related programmes and projects, including (but not limited to), Cycle South Dublin, Town Centre improvements, School Street and Shared Spaces, the council said in its description of the role.For more details and how to apply, see sdccjobs.ie.

Remco Evenepoel overcame a difficult day in the Vosges to keep his Tour de France podium ambitions firmly alive. After being dropped on the final climb of stage 14, the Belgian produced an impressive chase over the closing kilometers, overcoming a brief hold-up behind race vehicles to minimize his l...

Stage 14 of the Tour de France took the peloton through the Vosges on a demanding 155.3-kilometre route featuring four classified climbs before the uphill finish near Le Markstein. After a quiet opening due to the early intermediate sprint, the race exploded on the slopes of the Grand Ballon. A larg...

Team Visma | Lease a Bike put in some pace today in the Vosges and for the first time, on the Col du Haag, paced the GC group and tried attacking the race. The team didn't bring its results, but put to work a different tactic. UAE Team Emirates - XRG controlled the affairs on stage 14, and only on...

Stage 14 of the Tour de France has been won by Tadej Pogacar. The Tour's return to the mountains saw the GC men go head to head on the Vosges, and in the Col du Haag it was Tadej Pogacar who made the difference and took a solo win to extend his lead over Jonas Vingegaard and the rest of the field....

The Tour de France 2026 hits a decisive phase with stage 14, a highmountain showdown that could upend the general classification. The peloton faces 155 kilometers with 3,800 meters of elevation gain, three firstcategory climbs and another of second category, on a breathless route that will test ev...

Tadej Pogacar may be feeling worn out by the demands of the Tour de France, according to one former pro rider who noted the world champion cutting a shadow of his usual bright-eyed self earlier in the race. Laurens ten Dam worries that the UAE Team Emirates leader may be feeling the effects of a fas...

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