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Florida State supporters before the 2024 Aer Lingus College Football Classic match between Florida State and Georgia Tech at in Dublin. The ITIC warned the tourism industry is relying more and more on travellers from the US. Photograph: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfileon high-spending North American holidaymakers as European visitors cut back, new figures show.
An Bord Pleanála has given the green light for a new 111-bedroom hotel for Dublin city centre. The appeals boarda refusal by Dublin City Council and dismissed its inspector’s own refusal recommendation to grant planning permission to Appalachian Property Holdings Ltd for changing the use of three floors from office to hotel and construct a new six-storey extension at 19-24 St Andrew’s Street, Dublin 2. Gordon Deegan has read the plans.
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