Clean Coasts are looking for a Coastal Programmes Officer in Dublin

The Environmental Education Unit (EEU) of An Taisce currently has the following position available: Coastal Programmes officer, Dublin based.

Coastal Programmes Officer, Dublin Based Job Spec Application Form Closing date is 12pm, 14th April 2017.

Apply by email to Sinead McCoy at [email protected].

An Taisce is an equal opportunities employer.

Go to the Clean Coasts Website to learn more.

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