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Carlow County Council has received a planning application for a new tourist development in Ballinabrannagh, County Carlow.
Rebecca Smyth submitted the plans on Monday, 3 November which propose the construction of a new tourist development comprising four glamping cabins just outside the village of Ballinabrannagh.
The proposal also details plans for hot tubs on the site as well as a central common meeting area. It also lists an onsite wastewater treatment system and polishing filter, a bin storage area, as well as all other associated site works.
Carlow County Council are due to make their decision by Tuesday, 6 January 2026.
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