Cliffs of Moher attraction could double profits, but with hike in entrance fee

UK consultants Hayley Sharpe Design said the prices at the cliffs were significantly lower than other major attractions.
The Cliffs of Moher attraction generated revenues of €10.3m in 2019

The Cliffs of Moher attraction generated revenues of €10.3m in 2019

A €63m blueprint for the development of the Cliffs of Moher, Ireland’s most popular natural visitor attraction, sees profits doubling — but with a large hike in the entrance price.      

As part of their work on a Cliffs of Moher strategy document, consultants for Clare County Council project the increase in average admission price to €10.40.

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