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Tourism Ireland anticipating boost from Ireland's association with Star Wars

Tourism bosses are hoping the new Star Wars movie filmed in Ireland will turn into a major draw for international visitors.

Tourism Ireland anticipating boost from Ireland's association with Star Wars

Mon, 30 Nov, 2015 - 06:27

Tourism bosses are hoping the new Star Wars movie filmed in Ireland will turn into a major draw for international visitors.

'Star Wars - The Force Awakens' spent several days recording scenes on Skellig Micheal off the coast of Kerry.

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