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Paddy Mathews and Fiona Dunne, Fáilte Ireland, with Micheál Carrigy, TD, Senator Paraic Brady and Paul Keeley, Fáilte Ireland
Pictured is Paddy Mathews and Fiona Dunne, Fáilte Ireland, with Micheál Carrigy, TD, Senator Paraic Brady and Paul Keeley, Fáilte Ireland, attending Fáilte Ireland’s Oireachtas Information Clinic for TDs and Senators to hear about the work Fáilte Ireland teams are doing on the ground in Longford/Westmeath for sustainable tourism, grow visitor numbers, increase tourism revenue and to support jobs.
The National Tourism Development Authority provided county specific details on Fáilte Ireland’s investment programmes, destination development work, digitalisation, business and skills supports, festival funding and its work promoting tourism as a career across Longford/Westmeath and Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands.
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