Fáilte Ireland

The death of a Belgian student at the Co Clare tourist attraction in May brings into focus the challenge of managing a route ill-designed for the tens of thousands who walk it every year

Coillte chief executive Imelda Hurley juggles climate goals, planting material for sustainable homes and developing a green rural economy

Gourmet Getaways: Irish Times restaurant critic Corinna Hardgrave shares her top places to visit in Kilkenny

Tourism chiefs will deliver a letter to Taoiseach Simon Harris before Tuesday’s Cabinet meeting outlining ‘untold damage’

Aim of legislation is to take up to 12,000 properties out of short-term letting sector and make them available to people seeking long-term rentals

Thinking in a Climate Emergency: It should be possible for everyone of every age and ability to enjoy their surroundings on foot

Beaches in Sligo, Meath and Galway gain flags while Rush South, Tramore and Ballymoney North lose awards due to deterioration of water quality

Credit unions top the annual RepTrak study for 2024, with only X found to have a worse reputation than RTÉ

We join a group of international travel journalists and find the Ireland they are shown is a John Hinde postcard come alive

Central Bank figures show card spending on social activities such as entertainment, dining out and memberships is growing faster than overall average

Jewel in Irish business empire of former billionaire Sean Quinn comprises 224-room hotel and championship golf course set within 300-acre resort

Fáilte Ireland report on the potential for ‘price gouging’ finds situation in the capital is broadly in line with comparable European destinations

New report released to coincide with the famous coastal route’s 10th anniversary claims it has helped create tens of thousands of regional jobs

Irish Self-Catering Federation wants exemption for existing businesses to continue operating without pending planning permission requirement

The route has been a resounding success, although over-tourism at hot spots and patchy infrastructure remain concerns

It is not acceptable to have tourists living in houses while 13,300 people live in hotel bedrooms

‘Digitising the guest journey’ can lead to additional revenue streams for room upgrades and room services

With 13 per cent of tourism accommodation tied up in public contracts, many businesses dependent on downstream economic benefits are worried

There is nothing to mark the spot near the Molly Malone statue where a man’s body was found in the early hours of Tuesday morning at a disused former church

It is Ireland’s largest indigenous industry and biggest regional employer, but Government support is falling