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  • Job Offer: High Performance Project Executive, Logistics & Administration for Triathlon Ireland

    Post Title: High Performance Project Executive - Logistics & Administration
    Reports To: Performance Director
    Contract Duration: Full time, subject to standard probation period
    Based: Sport Ireland Campus, Dublin 15 (Remote/hybrid working supported)

    IN A NUTSHELL
    Triathlon Ireland (TI) is the national governing body for the sport of triathlon, duathlon, aquathlon, and related multisport events in the Republic of Ireland & Northern Ireland.

    With a mission to promote, develop and grow the sport across all levels, we are seeking a focussed and highly motivated High Performance Project Executive to join our dynamic team.

    You will manage the administration of the Triathlon Ireland Performance Programme,...

  • Para Triathlon stars rise in Paralympic rankings in season opener in Devonport

    Stunning conditions welcomed the world’s best para triathletes today, to open the 2024 World Triathlon Para Series on the picturesque coastline of Devonport, Tasmania. 80 para triathletes from 22 countries started their 2024 WTPS season in Australia, vying for crucial ranking points and clinching quota spots for their nations for the upcoming 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris.

    The surf conditions were favourable for USA’s Mark Barr, renowned swim specialist, who dominated the men’s PTS2 category to earn the gold medal in a winning time of 01:11:08, leading the race from start to finish. Spain’s Lionel Morales claimed the...

  • World Triathlon Paths to Paris: Kenji Nener

    The beauty of sport is seldom found in a gold medal or in crossing the line first. Inasmuch as sport can build character, it can also reveal it. It can show who we truly are as people and offer a chance to be fearless when everything is on the line.

    In the latest chapter of World Triathlon’s Paths to Paris series, Kenji Nener (JPN) shares his take on the Olympic Games and what it means to rise to the occasion.


    “The Olympics is basically an expression of who you are as an athlete.”

    Some may focus on the scale of the...

  • Paralympic hopefuls set for Para Series opener in Devonport

    The Road to Paris continues for Paralympic hopefuls, as they gear up to take on the 2024 World Triathlon Para Series opener in Devonport, Australia, on Friday 15th March. With only ten races left before the Paralympic Qualification Period ends on July 1st, top para triathletes from around the globe arrive in Tasmania, vying for crucial ranking points. The stakes are high with the top para triathletes clinching quota spots for their nations.

    RACING ON HOME SOIL
    Fresh off their wins in the recent Oceania Triathlon Para Championships in Stockton and ready to race on home soil again, Nic...

  • World Triathlon Development February News

    In February, World Triathlon celebrated reaching 10,000 members of the World Triathlon Education & Knowledge Hub! Ten years ago the Education Hub was designed to educate and bring our sport together. Thank you for being an important member of our community.

    Other milestone events in February included -
    National Federation (NF) Services
    - The February edition of the NF Open hours, focused on development strategy discussions. We discovered how Continental Confederations are shaping the future of the sport and how World Triathlon’s investments are driving global progress.
    - In Prague during the European Triathlons Presidence Conference, World Triathlon signed off...

  • India Lee and Magnus Ditlev beat Miami heat to win the first T100

    Denmark’s Magnus Ditlev won the first-ever T100 at the Homestead-Miami Speedway and live up to his billing as the race’s top-ranked athlete by starting the new T100 Triathlon World Tour in commanding fashion and securing the maximum 35 points on offer. On the women’s race, Great Britain’s India Lee won the Miami T100 at Clash Endurance Miami to give her victory in the first ever women’s T100 and the maximum 35 points.

    Men’s race
    In the warm water of the Homestead-Miami Speedway, it was a swift 2km swim with current 70.3 world champ and T100 Hotshot Rico Bogen...

  • Inspire Inclusion: Lotta Johansson

    World Triathlon established the Women’s Committee Award of Excellence to identify and recognise individuals or organisations that have made outstanding contributions to the involvement of women and girls in the sport, at a grassroots level. Lotta Johansson, from the Swedish Triathlon Federation, was awarded the prestigious World Triathlon Women’s Committee Award of Excellence in 2021 and had had more than 25 years of experience in Triathlon. Lotta has been the driver of recruiting, educating and supporting men and women into leadership roles, within the Swedish Triathlon Federation, as referees, technical officials and technical delegates but also other areas within our...