We will be leading this impactful project alongside our existing commissions for both Failte Ireland (Dublin City Destination Experience Development Plan) and South Dublin County Council (South Dublin Tourism Strategy) as well as a fourth, soon to be announced, project on Ireland’s iconic Wild Atlantic Way …watch this space. 

This regenerative tourism project has been made possible through the Irish government’s Shared Island Investment Scheme which aims to create a more prosperous, connected and sustainable island. It is envisaged that the project(s) proposed through this feasibility study will act as a key catalyst for positive economic, social and environmental change in the region.

This triple bottom line approach fits with TOPOSOPHY’s own philosophy of holistic placemaking and destination development. We fundamentally believe that tourism and the visitor economy can and should be a force for good, fostering economic growth, safeguarding natural and cultural heritage, and enhancing the wellbeing of local communities. We are excited to see how tourism’s benefits can be even further maximised to promote shared heritage, understanding and values in this cross-border region on the island of Ireland.