Trade Forum to receive update on events in the Middle East
A meeting of the Government Trade Forum will receive an update on events in the Middle East from…
Dillons Hotel creating ‘Celtic Connections’ for Donegal in Glasgow
Dillons Hotel in Letterkenny is representing Donegal in Glasgow this week. The hotel is among 23 tourism businesses…
Kerry may see Mark Hamill visit as Fáilte Ireland backs Skywalker statue
Dublin artist in the process of completing Skywalker sculpture The face of Luke Skywalker. The pensive facial features…
Tourism Ireland Targets €10bn Revenue
Tourism Ireland envisages overseas tourism revenue to the island can grow to over €10 billion annually by 2031,…
Lackluster response to Michelin awards coming to Dublin reflects wider State indifference to restaurant sector – The Irish Times
Michelin, the world’s most influential restaurant guide, is coming to Dublin, but the State bodies responsible for tourism…
Five new tourism measures geared to help boost visitor numbers to Ireland – The Irish Times
Tourism is worth more than €6 billion to the Irish economy, making it one of the State’s great…
Tourism plan focuses on Ireland as a ‘foodie’ holiday destination – The Irish Times
Emphasising regional development and turning the island into a “foodie” holiday destination are part of a new plan…
Donegal company attends Travel News Market in Stockholm
A Donegal company has attended the Travel News Market in Stockholm. Sliabh Liag Distillers, along with Tourism Ireland,…
Sliabh Liag Experience represents Donegal at ‘Flavours of Ireland’ event in London
Sliabh Liag Cliff Experience & Visitor Centre represented Donegal at Tourism Ireland’s ‘Flavours of Ireland’ event in London.…
Four Waterford businesses into Good Food Ireland Awards finals
Four Waterford businesses have made it to the final of the Good Food Ireland Awards which will take…
Tourism Ireland spent almost €200,000 on marketing campaign around hit Netflix show ‘Wednesday’
The show’s second series was filmed at several locations around the country Jenna Ortega as Wednesday Addams. Photo:…
Tourism Ireland spent €200,000 on Wednesday marketing campaign – The Irish Times
Tourism Ireland spent almost €200,000 on a marketing campaign built around the hit TV show Wednesday, saying “screen…