1+ million people across Great Britain to read about Donegal and Derry

Wednesday, September 07, 2022.
1+ million people across Great Britain to read all about Donegal and Derry
John McGonagle, Wild Alpaca Way; and Emma Mullally, Tourism Ireland; with journalists Lisa-Marie Voneshen, loveEXPLORING; Jessica Knibbs, Daily MirrorDaily Express and Daily Star; and Katie Saunders, Viestra MagazineChiswick Magazine and The Chiswick Herald, on a tour with Wild Alpaca Way along Malin Head.

1+ million people across Great Britain to read all about Donegal and Derry

Three leading journalists from Great Britain – representing a number of lifestyle and travel magazines, as well as leading daily newspapers including the Daily Mirror – have been exploring Donegal and Derry, as guests of Tourism Ireland, Fáilte Ireland and Tourism NI.

The journalists – who have a combined readership of more than 1 million people – will share information about the wide range of things to see and do here with their readers. Their action-packed itinerary included sea kayaking at Fort Dunree; a tour with Wild Alpaca Way along Malin Head; a visit to Grianán of Aileach; and a boat tour of the Inishowen Peninsula. They also enjoyed a guided tour with outdoor activities operator Far and Wild and a walking tour of Derry, as well as visits to the Tower Museum and the Guildhall.

Judith Cassidy, Tourism Ireland’s Deputy Head of Great Britain, said: “Tourism Ireland was delighted to invite these influential journalists to visit, to experience for themselves some of the many great things to see and do here. Through their articles – which will reach over 1 million people – they will encourage their readers to come and experience Donegal and Derry for themselves.

“Tourism Ireland is rolling out a new ‘twinning’ initiative in 2022, which involves each overseas market ‘twinning with’ a specific region or area on the island of Ireland – placing a special focus on the area. Great Britain is twinned with Donegal and Derry.”

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