Since 2011, Fáilte Ireland is working with Dublin City Council and the Office of Public Works to develop a Heritage Trail which runs from Trinity College to Kilmainham. This initiative is aimed at bringing all the cultural, business, community and public stakeholders together along the route to provide the visitor

Sherwood & Associates were retained by the trustees of the Alfred Beit Foundation to prepare a development and business plan for Russborough Estate. This plan addressed all development issues and is being used as a road map for the development of the estate for the future. The business plan was used as part of an [...]

Sherwood and Associates have been retained by the Kylemore Trust to prepare a development plan for the popular tourism attraction Kylemore Abbey. The site is set to attract over 250,000 visitors this year. The Kylemore Trust are keen that the visitor experience is keep up to the highest international standards and that there are a [...]

Sherwood and Associates were retained in 2008 -2009 as business and tourism advisors by the Office of Public Works. OPW is responsible for over 3,000 heritage sites in the State. Sherwood and Associates worked with OPW planning the redevelopment of a series of properties including; Castletown Estate Altamount House and Gardens Emo Estate Castletown was [...]

Sherwood & Associates were engaged by Failte Ireland in 2011 to assist with preparing a future vision for the “Ring of Kerry” Destination. The assignment involved designing a facilitation and engagement process that would develop ideas that could have the potential to redefine the Ring of Kerry. Sherwood & Associates designed a process / workshop [...]

In 2011 Sherwood &Associates were retained by Failte Ireland to write a Destination Development Plan for a pilot area in Donegal. The objective of the plan was to answers to three related key questions: Why is tourism important? …establishing the rationale for intervention the contribution that tourism currently makes to the local and regional economy [...]

Sherwood and Associates were initially engaged as Tourism and Business Planning consultants by Fingal County Council to prepare a plan for submission to Failte Ireland for the Redevelopment of Malahide Castle and Demesne into an Integrated Flagship Tourism Development capable of acting as a “Honey Pot Destination” for the County. Fingal County Council appointed an [...]

Strategic Review of a Leading Hotel Group