The Role of the Táin Trail Officer
The Táin Trail is a long-distance route spanning counties Roscommon, Longford, Westmeath, Meath and Louth, inspired by the epic tale Táin Bó Cúailnge.
A project is underway to transform the Trail into a co-ordinated visitor experience. The Re-imagined Táin Trail has adopted a chapter-based approach and aims to develop connected visitor experiences across the region, encouraging longer stays, repeat visits and stronger regional engagement.
The project is community-led, supporting local areas to interpret and share the Táin story, while building sustainable tourism and economic opportunities along the Trail, delivering benefits for local communities.
The Táin Trail Officer will act as Project Manager for the Re-imagined Táin Trail, leading delivery across multiple organisations and stakeholders.
The successful candidate will:
- Drive programme delivery
- Build partnerships
- Lead marketing and communications
- Support community engagement and tourism development
The role is both
strategic and operational, requiring strong leadership, organisational and communication skills.
CLOSING DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS is 4.30pm on 17th August 2026. Late applications will not be accepted.
Have you:
- Supplied correct and factual information?
DO NOT:
- Forward any certificates, references or CVs with the application form.
- Post hard copies of your application.
- Canvass any persons connected with Louth County Council or the Interview Board in relation to this post.
- Submit False or misleading information. This may lead to later termination of employment.
DO:
- Ensure you apply before the deadline of 4.30pm on 17th August 2026.
- Ensure that you receive an e-mail confirming your application is submitted.
- Take note of your application reference number contained in the confirmation e-mail
Louth County Council is an equal opportunities employer.
Canvassing will automatically disqualify.
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