Place: Bunratty Castle and Folk Park

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Coronavirus: Cliffs of Moher among the tourist attractions to close down

It comes after the government announced that all schools, colleges and crèches were to remain closed for two weeks to restrict the spread of Covid-19.

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Bunratty and shops at Cliffs of Moher to close through March amid Covid-19 crisis

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Shannon CEO hits out at Dublin Airport dominance

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Shannon Group launches hunt for new tourist attraction

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Guinness pulls first place for visitors in Ireland

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Shannon body in tourism review

Tourism firm to end 4 years of losses

The tourism firm that operates a host of high-profile tourist attractions, including Bunratty Castle and Folk Park, expects to break even this year after four years of combined losses totalling almost €700,000.

Mon, 17 Dec, 2012

Shannon Heritage boss hopes profile boost will help profit

The chief executive of tourism firm Shannon Heritage confirmed yesterday that he is hopeful of the firm recording a net profit in 2012 after moving towards a breakeven position last year.

Tue, 06 Mar, 2012

Adventure park plan for Bunratty Castle land-bank

PLANS for a multi-million euro themed adventure park beside Bunratty Castle and Folk Park are being pursued by Shannon Development.

Thu, 22 Sep, 2011

Flagship tourism firm reports €240,000 loss

THE mid-west’s flagship tourism company sustained pre-tax losses of almost €240,000 last year as visitor numbers continued to plummet in the region.

Tue, 16 Nov, 2010

Kids survey finds Kerry top for family-friendly hotels

KERRY has emerged as the county which leads the way in terms of family-friendly hotels, a survey has found.

Tue, 16 Mar, 2010

Tower closure hits mid-west tourism figures

VISITOR numbers to tourist attractions in the mid-west took a substantial hit last year, mainly due to the temporary closure of a historic stone tower.

Wed, 10 Jan, 2007

International event for Down syndrome swimmers

MORE than 150 swimmers representing 15 international teams will begin to arrive in Limerick today for the World Down Syndrome Swimming Championships.

Fri, 01 Sep, 2006