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Minister Leo Varadkar and the IHF say figures are a promising sign of the sector’s recovery, but point out the drop last year due to volcanic ash.
A survey has found that while more Irish people still holiday abroad than have a ‘staycation’, most believe that Ireland is increasingly a good-value tourist destination. Do you agree?
An investigation into the deaths of at least six people in January and February suggests chemicals or pesticides may be to blame.
Four people including three German tourists were injured in a freak accident involving a pony and trap. Their injuries are not life threatening.
Government launches new visa waiver programme for 16 countries to entice them over to Ireland during the London 2012 Olympics and beyond…
Almost all of the hoteliers surveyed by the IHF say that last month’s royal visit had a positive impact on tourism.
Cork, Tipperary, Kildare and Moneygall are all seeing an increase in interest following the visits by the US President and Queen Elizabeth II. Twitter reveals that people are going to Moneygall just to say they were there.
Lonely Planet survey recommends that visitors to Ireland give the famous kissing stone a miss…
Lonely Planet poll slams kissing the famous stone as an “inexplicable cliché” – and seven out of ten in survey think tourists should give it a miss.
American husband and wife make new donation to first aid centre at cliffs where their baby son was born prematurely and passed away in 2006.
Preparations for Commonwealth Games thrown into disarray as two Taiwanese tourists shot at major tourist attraction.