Document outlines measures taken by OPW such as installation of ‘crash decks’ which help to reduce risks to the ancient monastic site

Irish Tourism Industry Confederation cautions against depending on transatlantic travellers

Holiday let behemoth is trying to tap into the immense lobbying power of the Irish tourism sector

Amid talk of safety fears and taxi shortages, workers on the city’s late shift are getting on with business, while visitors are ‘seeing where the night takes us’

‘Marked pick-up’ in growth across wider services sector last month, according to AIB report

Latest CSO figures show visitor numbers rebounded in September but the number of nights they stayed here was down

Blacksod provided the weather report that changed the course of the D-Day landings

Campaign urges holidaymakers to explore ‘empty Spain’ but beaches and bars of Tenerife, Majorca and Marbella are busier than ever

With rising passenger and freight numbers, the French company is looking to an electric future

Activity levels have now declined for seven successive months, AIB says in latest services index repor

Irish businesses report drop off in visitors from UK and continental Europe

Tourist attraction operators call for ‘urgent’ supports in Budget 2026

Despite our unique tourism offer the sector faces many challenges, including rising costs, falling revenue and uncertainty over VAT

The Spanish city, home to the reputed Last Supper chalice, is a fascinating and tasty trip through time

Food inflation and increasingly price sensitive customers are forcing the industry to scrutinise every menu ingredient and consider cheaper options

Latest official figures from CSO point to a 1 per cent define in July

Hotel group agreed in July to be bought by a Nordic consortium for €1.4bn

Chicago-based businessman seeks buyer for Waterfront Hotel, which overlooks the Atlantic

Kansas State University’s Wildcats take on Iowa State University’s Cyclones on Saturday

‘Dawdling, walking three-abreast, or doing anything else to block a footpath is ill-advised on busy streets ... people walk faster than they do in less populated spots’