@scotgov@Edinburgh_CC Locally run self-catering businesses are being closed down while foreign investors are welcomed to build aparthotels on minimum wage staff & exfiltrate profits abroad. Anyone pretending otherwise is lying. #SaveSC
clarity on Government proposals for Grandfather rule and towns with a population of 20,000 needed as well as a National Planning Statement for new Self-Catering businesses https://t.co/O7qeGaS27J
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Figure of 20,000 is very arbitrary as Tralee has less tourism beds than Killarney. There should be special allowance for tourism towns such as Ennis, Tralee, Sligo and Kilkenny.
A self-catering business is in place for 7 or more years the Grandfather rule should 🧵
Government need to serious rethink the crackdown on self-catering businesses and stop Scapegoating’ urged Michael Healy Rae. Information in an FOI in todays @IrishTimes .
Do you own a self-catering business - what do you think?
https://t.co/UVW5b9FDTp
Thanks to @IAAT_ie for organising an excellent B2B event where we met suppliers from the Wild Atlantic Way for multi-day packages. Great to meet exciting activity businesses.
Press Release - The ISCF National Conference in Co Clare has a busy programme, lively and engaged audience. Michael Healy Rae was the opening speaker who said Self-Catering Cannot be blamed for the Housing problem.
https://t.co/xJ4IL7drMR
Extinction, Emergence and Evolution the theme of ISC Conference on 10 + 11/11. Self-catering legislation experts Charlie Reith of VRBO and Derek Nolan of Airbnb, Maire ni Mhurchu CEO ISCF and Derek Keogh Chairperson ISCF. Limited tickets still available https://t.co/63KgSGUXnp
Death knell for rural tourism’ says West Cork Self-catering business owner. A business employing 12 staff, bringing 5000 visitors and €2mil to Skibbereen economy each year. Investors are withdrawing properties due to a lack of confidence in future.
Have you got your ticket yet to the only self-catering conference in Ireland this year? Excellent protramme for the 2 day conference including the Government agencies dealing with the legislation. Limited tickets still available.
https://t.co/fvhxvol0oA
When a Gov. proposal to remove up to 50% of tourism beds in rural and coastal areas - all tourism economy will suffer. From the activity providers like us to restaurants, pubs , attractions and wider community.
A lot of facing Irelands largest indigenous industry tourism @RTE_PrimeTime . The possible loss of 50% of tourism beds in rural and coastal areas is seen as a key issue by @EoganOMW of ITIC and @EoghanCorry of @TravelMedia_ie
Want to set up a self-catering or glamping businesses?
Day 1 of the ISCFConf on 10 and 11th Nov. is focused on Sustainability. Collecting Data and Engineering Choices with ISCF Businesses and experts Niall Heenan @FuchsiaLaneFarm and Niamh Lunny CEO @IrishLandmark Trust.
Do you have questions about the upcoming legislative changes for the self-catering industry next year?
Don't miss out on this critical discussion on the Proposed Legislative Changes coming April 2026.
Cllr Carroll at Cork LEA meeting. ‘These self-catering people fear that they will be lumped in with Airbnbs and this is a disgrace. Successful businesses especially in West Cork such as Cottages for Couples near Skibbereen,’ https://t.co/DBGgy3Kx9M
When you go on holiday in the Highlands, will you be prepared to pay 5% (or more) on top of 20% VAT?
When you go to Edinburgh on business, will you be prepared to pay 5% (or more) on top of 20% VAT?
As an islander, when you have to attend a hospital appointment in Glasgow, will you be prepared to pay 5% (or more) on top of 20% VAT?
When you relocate to the city and you are waiting to find a permanent home, will you be prepared to pay 5% (or more) on top of 20% VAT?
When you are staying in Aberdeen before going off shore, will you be prepared to pay 7% on top of 20% VAT?
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