St. Patrick's Day boosts Ireland's economy significantly

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St. Patrick's Day celebrations are expected to generate significant economic benefits for Ireland. The Dublin festival alone is projected to bring €122 million to the local economy, with 550,000 attendees, including 100,000 tourists. The festival supports 4,200 artists and creates around 11,000 days of employment. Regional celebrations across Ireland contributed an additional €19 million last year, highlighting the importance of these events for tourism and local businesses. Despite economic concerns, visitor numbers remain strong. American tourists are expected to spend significantly more than UK visitors, boosting the hospitality sector during this busy weekend. Local businesses are encouraged to promote Irish products to maximize economic impact.


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