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Qatar Airways media in Galway as Fáilte Ireland showcases the Wild Atlantic Way

A group of media and social media influencers from Qatar and Australia have arrived in Ireland via Qatar Airway's new flights from Doha to Dublin for a press trip to learn more about two of Fáilte Ireland’s major tourism brands: the Wild Atlantic Way and Dublin – A Breath of Fresh Air.

Record Irish tourism figures boosted by Government investment in the diaspora

The year 2016 was a record year for Irish tourism and the Government's investment in reaching out to our Diaspora appears to be paying off.

Councillors firmly reject Fáilte Ireland viewpoint on location of tourist office

Councillors at Monday’s meeting of the Athlone Municipal District unanimously rejected Fáilte Ireland’s decision to maintain Athlone’s tourist office in its current location in Athlone Castle.

A relaxing dining experience on the Wild Atlantic Way

Situated on the Wild Atlantic Way and just 20 minutes from Galway city in Spiddal village centre is An Crúiscín Lán Hotel and Restaurant. It is owner operated by the Foye family who have provided the people of Galway and tourists alike with the finest food, drink, and friendly accommodation for more than 30 years.

Fáilte Ireland must 'surrender lease' of empty Salthill tourist office to council says Connolly

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Fáilte Ireland must surrender the lease of the empty tourist office in Salthill back to the Galway City Council and "no further delay" in surrending that lease "should be tolerated" by the local authority.

Mayo County Council attends innovative tourism workshop in Dublin

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Fifty Irish tourism enterprises, including Mayo County Council, got together at the Gresham Hotel in Dublin, for an innovative workshop organised by Tourism Ireland and Fáilte Ireland. The event – titled “Have you a story to tell?” – explored how tourism businesses around the country could generate more international publicity and social media exposure for themselves, and for Ireland, and ultimately increase overseas tourism business in 2016 and beyond.

Ring announces €340k for tourism projects in Mulranny and Achill

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Minister of State for Tourism and Sport, Michael Ring, this week announced that €340k in funding has been approved through Fáilte Ireland’s Capital Investment Programme for two tourism projects in  Mayo.

 

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