5 bell tent glamping sites each of which are on timber bases together with additional…
Knockrobin Glamping , Tinakilly House Hotel Tinakilly , Rathnew
Proposed development
5 bell tent glamping sites each of which are on timber bases together with additional timber panel glamping unit, additional 4 washroom pods connected to public sewer system, communal kitchen, store, open communal area, additional car parking, and all necessary ancillary works and services to facilitate the development
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