Star Wars

Tourism Minister Unveils Programme Of Events For 'May The 4th Be With You' Festival

Minister of state for tourism and sport Brendan Griffin has unveiled the programme of events for this year’s "May the 4th Be With You" Star...

Fáilte Ireland’s 'May the 4th Be With You' To Take Place Again This Year

Following the success of Fáilte Ireland’s first "May the 4th Be With You" festival in May 2018, Minister of State for Tourism and Sp...

Spotlight Put On Ireland At Cannes Film Festival

The annual Cannes Film Festival kicked off last week, with thousands of people descending upon the French city. Tourism Ireland arranged for a short Ire...

New Fáilte Ireland Festival To Celebrate Star Wars Day In Kerry

Fáilte Ireland has announced the launch of a new three day "May the Fourth Be With You" Star Wars tourism festival this May. Kicking...

Tourism Minister Thanks Lucasfilm For Star Wars Tourism

Tourism Minister Brendan Griffin was in California earlier this week as part of the "Promote Ireland" programme around St Patrick's Day. His busy...

Fáilte Ireland Hosts Media Tour Of Co. Kerry Star Wars Locations

A group of over 25 international entertainment and lifestyle media professionals were hosted by Fáilte Ireland as they visited the Star Wars filming...

WATCH: New Tourism Ireland Video Celebrates Ireland’s Star Wars Connections

Tourism Ireland has launched the final phase of its latest Star Wars campaign, targeting fans of the science fiction franchise around the world. In a new p...

Tourism Ireland Celebrates Record Year

This year has proven the best yet for overseas tourism to Ireland, with revenue in the region of €5.78 billion (+6.7% on 2016) being delivered by 10.6...

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Star Wars Boosts Visitor Numbers At Skellig Michael

Tourism Ireland CEO Talks Screen Tourism In New Zealand

Skellig Michael Businesses Hope New Star Wars Film Will Boost Tourism

Film Tourism Prompts Potential Direct Route From Dublin To Beijing

Skellig Michael Reopens To Tourists

Star Wars 'Fantastic Coup' For Irish Tourism' As Films Generate Over €4m For Local Economy

'Imperative' To Offer Alternative Experiences To Skellig Michael, Says Failte Ireland

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