The creation of a rock climbing area on an existing natural rock face. Works will include…
Slane Castle Estate , Slane , Meath
Proposed development
The creation of a rock climbing area on an existing natural rock face. Works will include the removal of ivy and unstable rock material, as well as the installation of small metal bolts to enhance climber safety. It is proposed that the rock climbing area will be accessible for recreational climbing by individuals with appropriate equipment and experience, and it will also be available for guided climbing sessions led by suitably qualified instructors.
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