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A 10-year-celebration since the formation of the Wild Atlantic Way will be just one of the ways Tourism Ireland will market Ireland abroad this year.   Promoting Ireland as ‘the home of Halloween’ is another initiative due to be rolled out in 2024.   However visitors will also face potential…

It’s feared that the tourism potential of popular attractions such as the Wild Atlantic Way could be destroyed by the current labour shortage that many businesses working in the tourism and hospitality are currently having to cope with.     Recently it emerged that there is a major labour shortage…

Business sentiment across the north west has slipped, according to a new survey by the Irish Hotels Federation. The industry survey was undertaken before the federation’s annual conference and trade fair, which is currently taking place in Galway. While 40% of hotel and guesthouse owners across the country report an…

If a proposed glamping park in the west Sligo village of Enniscrone was designated by Bord Failte as a flagship project along the Wild Atlantic Way, it would become eligible for a grant of €750,000 that would help it get off the ground.   That’s according to local Independent Councillor…

Councillors in Manorhamilton are to seek a meeting with Failte Ireland to push their case to have north Leitrim included in promotions for the Wild Atlantic Way. They say only a few kilometres along the Leitrim coast at Tullaghan have been included; the rest of the county has been included…