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Cork council to investigate after concerns boat and campervan owners are dumping human waste into sea

Cork County Council has launched an investigation into the possible illegal discharge of effluent by boat and campervan owners. The move follows complaints about coastal pollution, including the loss of Blue Flag status at Fountainstown Beach. The county has only one civic campervan/motorhome facility with waste disposal, in Cobh, but reports have emerged of human waste being dumped into the sea near Cuskinny beach and other scenic spots in West Cork.

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Councillor urges camper van drivers to dispose of waste properly

Glenties area councillor Michael McClafferty has called on all camper van drivers to use proper waste disposal facilities in County Donegal. He reported witnessing a camper van discharging water from a hose underneath its chassis on the N56 road. McClafferty stated that regardless of whether the water was waste, such behavior is unacceptable. He emphasized that sufficient public and private disposal sites are available in the area.

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Irish holiday park wins €25,000 marketing prize

Lynder’s Holiday Park in Roosky, Ireland, is among 14 winners of FBD Insurance’s 2026 SME Advertising Support Campaign. The park will receive a fully funded multi-channel advertising campaign valued at €25,000, including Out of Home, radio, print and digital media placements. The total prize pool was €350,000, and the number of supported businesses increased from seven in 2024 to 14 in 2026.

Landlord required property as sister's family living in 'small caravan', tribunal hears

A Residential Tenancies Board tribunal ordered a tenant to vacate a property in Co Limerick after the landlord stated his sister, her husband, and four children were living in a 'small caravan' in his garden. The landlord had previously been fined €2,000 for an illegal eviction. The tribunal ruled the sister could not 'continue to live in a caravan indefinitely' and gave the tenant 28 days to leave.

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Campervans Reportedly Reducing Parking Revenue in Lahinch

Clare County Councillor Bill Slattery has stated that campervans are reducing revenue from parking charges in Lahinch. The council collected €281,514 in parking fees and fines last year. Slattery believes this figure would be higher if campervan drivers were not competing with regular motorists for spaces. He has called for designated parking for campers in the town.

Top 5 Camping Spots in Ireland

A review of five family-friendly camping locations in Ireland is presented. The list includes Hidden Valley Holiday Park in Wicklow, Clifden Camping & Caravan Park in Connemara, Dingle Activities Centre in Kerry, Dungannon Park in Tyrone, and Lough Ennell Caravan Park in Westmeath. Prices, contact details, and available amenities are provided.

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Roosky holiday park wins €25,000 in advertising support

FBD Insurance has announced the winners of its 2026 SME Advertising Support Campaign. Lynders Holiday Park in Roosky, County Roscommon, will receive a fully funded multi-channel advertising campaign valued at €25,000. The campaign selected 14 small businesses nationwide, distributing a total of €350,000 in professional marketing support. The family-run park focuses on coastal and riverside getaways with outdoor living and family experiences.

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Glenties councillors calling for regulations or designated areas for caravans

Three councillors in the Glenties Municipal District have requested regulations for caravans, citing blocked car parks and inaccessible areas. Sinn Féin Councillor Brian Carr raised the issue at the May meeting, noting caravans occupy three to four parking spaces. Independent Councillor Micheal McClafferty highlighted problems at Killahoey and Portnablagh Pier. The Donegal Municipal District is piloting bye-laws that could be extended to Glenties.

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