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This week, Louth Local Community Development Committee, signed a contract with John and Marian King for a new project, Glamping at Cornamucklagh, which will see the construction of seven luxury Glamping Lodges on the Omeath to Carlingford Road.
Grant Aid in the sum of €197,460 was awarded from the 2023-2027 LEADER programme.
Chief Officer of Louth Local Community Development Committee, Finbar Gethins, says 'that this development, which is close to the Narrow Water Bridge, will be a massive boost to this area of North Louth and will attract many visitors'.
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Ciaran Reid, Chief Executive of Louth Local Development welcomed the news of the funding for this project stating that 'Job Creation and Economic Development is a theme in the new LEADER programme and this project will benefit greatly economic development in the area and support the tourism sector'.
It is anticipated that the project will be opening in Autumn 2025.
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