An appeal has been made against Kerry County Council's decision to grant permission for the development of a glamping facility in Killarney.
The planning application was accepted in October, but was subject to a number of conditions.
The proposed project has since been objected to by a number of parties.
Last March Killarney Glamping of Ballycasheen, sought permission to develop a glamping facility at Killarney racecourse.
The project was given the green light by Kerry County Council - subject to 13 conditions - in October.
A number of separate parties have since lodged objections to An Bord Pleanála.
One of the issues discussed in these appeals is the potential for noise pollution or anti-social behaviour.
Another topic raised was the impact this development would have on the horseshoe bat, a protected species in the area.
A decision on these appeals is due to be made on the 28th of March next.
Killarney Glamping currently operates a different glamping facility at Ballycasheen.
The proposed development includes 15 glamping pods, as well as an office, an area to park, refuse enclosure.
