Travel bible unmoved by ‘new Ireland’

IRELAND needs to draw more on its unique culture and traditions in order to keep tourists flocking to her shores.

Wed, 20 Jan, 2010 - 00:00
Conall Ó Fátharta

That’s the verdict of the latest edition of the backpackers’ bible Lonely Planet, which goes on sale today.

According to the newest installment of the popular guidebook, traditional Ireland is quickly disappearing.

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