Limerick council to seek Government approval on tourist tax ahead of Ryder Cup

While Ireland does not currently impose a tourist tax, there have been debates regarding the introduction of an overnight levy in cities across the country.
Limerick council is set to lobby the Government about a possible tax on tourists visiting the city, which would be “timely” ahead of the Ryder Cup.

Limerick council is set to lobby the Government about a possible tax on tourists visiting the city, which would be “timely” ahead of the Ryder Cup.

Limerick council is set to lobby the Government about a possible tax on tourists visiting the city, which would be “timely” ahead of the Ryder Cup.

While Ireland does not currently impose a tourist tax, there have been debates regarding the introduction of an overnight levy in cities across the country.

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