STORY: In the shadow of Ireland’s ancient Hill of Tara, a master blacksmith is reviving Celtic traditions.Once a design engineer, after the COVID-19 pandemic Tom King traded in his 20-year career to ...

Visitors to Irish lighthouses have more than doubled since 2018 - attracting 350,000 visitors annually and lighthouse tourism is generating more than €33 million per year.

The nine-day Scotland small-group tour, "Wild Scotland and Isle of Skye," will bring travelers to Edinburgh, the Highlands, the Isle of Skye and Glasgow. Guests will visit Holyrood Palace, the ...

UM has won the global media work for Tourism Ireland following a competitive tender. The win followed a statutory requirement to re-tender the service every seven years. It’s understood that Dentsu ...

Association of Visitor Experiences and Attractions said during 2024, its members recorded 19.2 million visitors compared to the 23 million recorded in 2019 The Association of Visitor Experiences and ...

Lough Tay, also known as Guinness Lake, on a cloudy day, Wicklow Mountains, Ireland - Robbie Cunningham/Getty Images There's a reason why Ireland is one of Rick Steves' favorite destinations in Europe ...

Forget Salem — Ireland may soon rival the U.S. when it comes to Halloween celebrations, as the country reclaims its place as the holiday’s birthplace. Bold statement, I know, but the holiday could one ...

Visitors stayed a total of 6.7 million nights, unchanged from last August but down 9 per cent from 2023. Total visitor spend also slumped by 9 per cent year-on-year to €744 million, the CSO said.

Any Old Time, consisting of Matt Cranitch on the fiddle, Dave Hennessy on the melodeon and Mick Daly on the banjo, will perform at An Spailpín Fánach on Thursday night. Specialising in traditional ...

If you’ve been wondering why Bill Murray has been spotted in every pub in Ireland recently, wonder no more: the US star and noted golf lover has been busy filming a new series for the BBC.Described as ...

Two-thirds of attractions in Ireland have reported flat or reduced visitor numbers so far this year, according to data from the Association of Visitor Experiences and Attractions.

Uncertainty over Dublin Airport’s passenger cap, value for money, and US citizens feeling ‘less welcome’ in Europe were key risks for tourism here.