Too much room at the inn as hotel market feels full impact of Covid-19
The expected rollout of vaccines has led to an increase in buyer inquiries as investors eye a swifter recovery in hotel trading
Publicans warn they face ‘full-blown crisis’
Vintner groups say the 25,000 people working in pubs now under ‘intolerable pressure’
Surge in demand for hotel rooms as staycation season looms
Kerry hotel reports ‘avalanche’ in bookings ahead of tourism industry reopening on June 29th
Hospitality workers ‘crying out for protection’ from wide abuses
High numbers of workers report verbal and physical abuse, and sexual harassment
Cork hotel sees big decline in UK customers since Brexit vote
‘The change in currency since the vote has made Ireland 22% more expensive purely on the exchange rate’
Pope in Ireland: plenty of rooms at the inn, hoteliers say
Prices remain typical of any weekend in Dublin, say hotel owners
Cork businesses hope Ed Sheeran gigs provide economic boost
About 150,000 fans set to attend series of concerts in city over bank holiday weekend
Is a Dublin hotel room really dearer than London, Paris and Rome?
New survey suggests average prices in Dublin top €200 – up 10% on 2016
The life of an Irish hotel worker
Customers in Irish hotels see little of people who clean up after them: non-unionised foreign staff many of whom, in fear of losing jobs, must do more and more rooms per shift
Siptu urges VAT penalty for hotels over low pay rates
Union says special reduced VAT for tourism and hospitality sectors costs €350m anually
Little change out of €300 for a night at the inn in Dublin
Index shows Dublin hotel prices have soared by 26% compared to this time last year
Hotel rooms up 10% last year to €103 average, says survey
Rate of increase cited by hotels.com Hotel Price Index refuted by Irish Hotel Federation
Companies go back to sit-down meal for Christmas parties
Irish Hotel Federation estimates increase of 30 per cent in business from parties
Winter flood. Money drought
Roads, car parks, sea walls and beaches have been destroyed in Co Clare, where locals are wondering when the next deluge will come, and who will fund the repairs
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