Lindsay Lohan‘s a number one girl as soon as once more, and the Irish are celebrating … ‘trigger they’re hoping her new flick is the fortunate allure they should increase tourism in that nation.

A rep for Tourism Eire — an official arm of the Irish authorities — tells TMZ … their workforce is tremendous excited that Lohan’s new film “Irish Want” got here outta the gates #1 on Netflix, and so they’ve acquired fingers crossed that it conjures up individuals to journey to the Emerald Isle.

We’re instructed they assume their homeland appears to be like magnificent within the movie, and so they respect how the administrators added some iconic areas — like Killruddery Home and the Cliffs of Moher — to the film.

Tourism Eire can also be wanting on the impression different motion pictures and TV exhibits have had on tourism within the nation. They word the spike their neighboring nation of Northern Eire acquired after “Sport of Thrones” filmed there — and tons of individuals apparently hit up Inis Mor and Achill Island to see “The Banshees of Inisherin” areas.

Regardless of their hopes … Eire Tourism instructed us they cannot inform if “Irish Want” has made an impression but, however they’re hoping to see one quickly sufficient, and are dreaming straightforward streaming entry to the movie will preserve individuals coming to the island for a few years.

“Irish Want” got here out final weekend on Netflix, reaching over 1 million households in the course of the weekend in line with some stories — performing even higher than her Christmas film, 2022’s “Falling for Christmas,” did on the streamer.

‘Falling’ marked Lohan’s first main feature-length movie position in years, so it appears she’s totally again in movie-making mode — particularly with tasks performing in addition to “Irish Want.”

BTW … tons of individuals could also be watching “Irish Want,” but it surely doesn’t suggest they’re loving it. The movie’s acquired a reasonably disappointing 37% on Rotten Tomatoes.

However, who is aware of … with a bit of luck, Eire’s tourism want may come true.