Tourism Ireland in social media push
09 Dec 2010 | by Sara Kimberley
Tourism Ireland is hoping to make a splash on Twitter by encouraging people to tweet about what makes them Irish.
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Tourism Ireland is hoping to make a splash on Twitter by encouraging people to tweet about what makes them Irish.
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