- Center Parcs Ireland achieved average weekly revenues of €2.02m in the 12 months to 23 April 2026.
- Occupancy rates reached 99pc at the Co Longford resort.
- Operating profits rose to €34.5m with revenues at €105.5m.
- The company paid dividends of €77.4m to the parent firm.
- Construction continued on a €100m project to add 198 lodges and treehouses.
Center Parcs Ireland has recorded average weekly revenues of over €2m in the year to 23 April 2026.
The Longford resort achieved occupancy rates of 99pc last year. Operating profits at the €365m resort increased by 4pc to €34.5m.
Revenues at the Co Longford site rose by 4.45pc from €101m to €105.5m. Pre-tax profits increased by 57pc to €17.4m. The business paid dividends of €77.4m to its parent company during the period.
Directors reported ongoing construction on a €100m expansion that adds 198 lodges and luxury treehouses and increases resort capacity toward 3,500 guests. Staff numbers stood at 1,261 at year end.



