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National Tourism Development Authority (Amendment) Bill 2011: Second Stage (22 Sep 2011): Brian Walsh: ...peak in 2007 but there are reasons for hope. After years of troubling decline, we have had a 13% increase in overseas visits. That was witnessed in the first half of this year, signalling that Ireland is open for business. Figures from North America and other long-haul markets are almost back to levels last seen in 2008. The number of people choosing to rediscover what their own...

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