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06 Sept 2025
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The Rhu Glenn Hotel in South Kilkenny have taken to social media to share an update on recent guests who opted to lodge on hotel grounds, without paying for their stay! As reported by Kilkenny Live.
A family of birds have decided to convert a large cylindrical ashtray on the hotel grounds into their home, and the hotel is doing their best to accommodate them.
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@rhu.glenn.hotel Our little nest has seen new life today. Hard to stop nature. Not sure if she done much research into her new home though #newlife #nature #birdsantuary #nesting ♬ I'm Like A Bird - Nelly Furtado
A sign has been added by the hotel to bring attention to the nest, in a bid to ensure that it's not interfered with.
The hotel has since remarked: "Our little nest has seen new life today. Hard to stop nature. Not sure if she done much research into her new home though."
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