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Waterford Council refuses permission for Tramore motorhome park

03.04.2026 01:25 1 min 1 source
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Waterford Council refuses permission for Tramore motorhome park
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Waterford City and County Council has refused planning permission for a motorhome park in Tramore. The decision on October 9th, 2025, follows concerns from Uisce Éireann about inadequate local water and wastewater infrastructure capacity for the 52-pitch development.

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