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Fáilte Ireland is a public sector body that supports sustainable tourism growth in Ireland. It provides industry supports including funding, training, and guidance for accommodation, activities, and food and beverage businesses. The organisation develops destinations and provides tourism data and analysis for regions such as the Wild Atlantic Way.

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Category
Public Sector
First observed in Common Crawl
2026 crawl 08
Pages observed (2026 crawl 34)
540
Hosts observed
9
Detected technologies
google-tag-manager, jquery, nextjs, wordpress
Rank in Ireland
#2,378 of 34,089
Rank in Public Sector
#130 of 459

Ranking over the past year

Where failteireland.ie placed each month, against every Irish website listed here or against the sites it is listed with. A site can hold its own visitors and still slip, if the sites around it grew faster.

Down 1,039 places in Ireland since September 2025, now 2,378th of 34,089 Irish websites.

Higher is better. #1 is the top of the ranking. #1,231 #1,877 #2,523 2,378th Oct 2025 Dec 2025 Feb 2026 Apr 2026 Jun 2026 Aug 2026
Higher is better. #1 is the top of the ranking. #301 #6,528 #12,755 2,378th Oct 2025 Dec 2025 Feb 2026 Apr 2026 Jun 2026 Aug 2026

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Down 23 places in public sector since September 2025, now 130th of 459 public sector websites.

Higher is better. #1 is the top of the ranking. #103 #118 #133 130th Oct 2025 Dec 2025 Feb 2026 Apr 2026 Jun 2026 Aug 2026
Higher is better. #1 is the top of the ranking. #89 #185 #281 130th Oct 2025 Dec 2025 Feb 2026 Apr 2026 Jun 2026 Aug 2026

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