Elaina Fitzgerald Kane has the hotel industry coursing through her veins. And it shows.  Ask the hotelier a generic question about the sector in Ireland, and her answer will oscillate from the impact of European tourism regulations to the demographic profile of hoteliers in rural Ireland, via segways across room rates, occupancy trends and supply constraints. Her parents, Mary and Dick, opened the Woodlands House Hotel in the picturesque Limerick village of Adare 40 years ago, so Fitzgerald Kane has been immersed in the industry her entire life.  She is a director of the family business, a former president of…

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