Irish Tourist Industry Confederation

Despite the prospect of Brexit, tourism in Ireland will go from strength to strength in the future, Minister for Tourism Shane Ross has said. Speakin(...)

American tourists could be tempted to visit London and Scotland rather than the State as sterling loses value while UK visitors may find it too expens(...)

Tourism will be one of the first sectors to feel the impact of Brexit as the resulting plunge in the value of sterling makes Irish holidays more expen(...)

The owners of the Harcourt Hotel in Dublin have received the go-ahead for a new four star 152-bedroom hotel on the capital’s Harcourt street. Dublin (...)

Hoteliers and tourism representatives have urged Dublin City Council not to pursue plans to introduce a hotel “bed tax” in the city. The council is c(...)

At least €125 million of the €250 million total the Government proposes spending on tourism should be ringfenced for the west of Ireland, a leading i(...)

Signs that this year is set to be a record year for tourism have prompted industry figures to call on the Government to set more ambitious targets for(...)

The men that quarried out the granite to build the East and West piers in Dún Laoghaire harbour hardly had cruise ships such as the Titanic in their m(...)

Tourism chiefs are calling on the Government to boost investment in the sector to underpin its strong recovery. The Irish Tourist Industry Confederat(...)

Visitors to the Republic spent more than €3.5 billion this year, almost €300 million more than in 2013.The number of overseas tourists grew by 9 per (...)