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Campervans banned from parking at Kilmurrin Cove in Waterford

20.10.2025 13:12 1 min 1 source РУС
WLRFM.com ENG
Campervans banned from parking at Kilmurrin Cove in Waterford
Original source: WLRFM.com

Waterford City and County Council has prohibited campervans from parking at Kilmurrin Cove, a popular coastal tourism spot. The ban follows a local councillor's appeal for improved tourist facilities, citing the area as a 'victim of its own success.' Signs have been erected along the seafront to enforce the prohibition.

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Campervans banned from parking at Kilmurrin Cove in Waterford

20.10.2025 WLRFM.com ENG Original source

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