Work is underway on a £1.75 million new tourist attraction on the boundary of Divis Mountain near Belfast.
The three-phase Standing Stones development will comprise of an eight-bed guest house with associated parking. In addition, a 100-seater restaurant will be developed along with 16 self-catering units as well as an area for camping and caravans.
Councillor Uel Mackin said: "It is excellent to see this tourism project underway. It represents a significant investment of over £1.75 million in the area and is ideally situated close to the very popular National Trust property, Divis Mountain.
"This complex will offer the perfect support services to the Divis Mountain tourist attraction. I would like to commend Mr McLarnon and his architect John McGarrity for bringing this project to the area."
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