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- In 2025, Ireland's tourist bed nights fell 1.8% to 41.3 million, making it the worst-performing EU member state alongside Romania.
- The European Union recorded 3.08 billion overnight stays in 2025, up 2% from 2024.
- Growth in Malta (9.9%) and Poland (7%) drove the EU increase.
- Overseas visitors accounted for 58% of Ireland's tourism in 2025.
- The third quarter of 2025 fell 4.1% versus 2024, with hotels and campsites most affected.
