Oliver Goldsmith Festival reveals disparity in Ireland’s tourism

14 June 2022

Academics Dr David Fleming (UL), Prof Moyra Haslett (Queen's University), Dr David Clare (Mary Immaculate College) and Prof Michael Griffin (UL) pictured in Goldsmith Library, Ballymahon.

By Claire McCormack

Post-Covid tourism presents “significant and sustainable” opportunities for the Hidden Heartlands counties of Longford and Westmeath, the Oliver Goldsmith Festival of 2022 has heard.

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