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06 Sept 2025
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The planning department at County Hall, Kilkenny
Kilkenny County Council has refused planning permission for 16 glamping pods at Grange, The Rower, Co Kilkenny.
The application by Jenny Etherton envisaged a change of use of the existing outbuilding to kitchen, café and toilet facilities and installation of treatment plant and soil polishing filter and all associated site works.
The development was to be constructed in three Phases:
Phase 1 to consist of construction of 4 no. glamping pods
and changes of use to existing outbuilding to
kitchen, café and toilet facilities and installation of
treatment plant and soil polishing filter.
Phase 2 to consist of construction of 6 no. glamping pods.
Phase 3 to consist of construction of 6 no. glamping pods.
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