newsMan pleads guilty in Carlow District Court to 32 counts of dog cruelty on farm“What I have seen is actually shocking, unacceptable and will never be tolerated by this court or any other court.”
newsCarlow donors honoured for reaching blood donation milestonesThe Irish Blood Transfusion Service (IBTS) has honoured some of Carlow’s most dedicated blood donors at a special awards night held at the Talbot Hotel on 17 April.
Teen suffers broken arm in filmed beatingTHE brutal assault of a young Kildare boy was recorded and shared. The 14-year-old suffered a broken arm following the horrific incident on Friday evening.
Carlow to host start of Stage Four and Five of this year's Rás Tailteann Ireland's biggest race starts on Wednesday 20 May and the final two stages will start in Carlow
Pigeon fanciers aim to raise €15k for St Laserian’s A GROUP of pigeon enthusiasts who aim to raise €15,000 to buy a new bus for St Laserian’s School in Carlow town are looking for local businesses to sponsor their fundraiser later this year.
Trinity professor to lecture on industry history in CarlowThe lecture will take place on Wednesday 20 May at 8pm in the Seven Oaks Hotel
Hot topic: when did saunas get to be so popular in Ireland?Believe it or not, there are more than 130 outdoor saunas across this country, including some very close to home. How did that happen? Ella Lynam takes the plunge
Time to Think: Easter is much more than chocolate and lamb IN recent times, there has been much commentary regarding a gentle reawakening and appreciation of the Christian faith. In Paris, London and Dublin, record numbers of adults are being baptised this Easter.
The Renault Trafic — the van that works as hard as you doSitting between small city vans and large panel vans, the Trafic strikes a well-judged balance that makes it highly versatile for urban deliveries, long-distance hauling, and passenger transport in crew or minibus form
