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Carlow Live can reveal the rate guidelines for Carlow residents renting out their homes for the 88th National Ploughing Championships in Carlow.
The Carlow Tourism Accommodation rate guide is below and the National Ploughing Association has advised them that the rates should be approximately as per those outlined.
Carlow Live understands it will not be possible to feature rates on the Carlow Tourism site which are outside the guidelines supplied by the NPA below:
Room only
Room only standard €30 per person
Room only en-suite €32 per person
B&B Continental breakfast
B&B Continental Breakfast €35 per person
B&B full Irish breakfast
B&B Full Irish Breakfast €40 per person
Self-catering
Self-catering 3 Nights €600 for 3 bedroom house
Self-catering 3 Nights €700 for 4/5 bedroom house
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