newsTributes paid to Des Carr following tragic workplace accident at Netwatch Cullen ParkMan who died in Thursday morning accident was originally from London and lived in Chaplestown
newsWoman used elderly man’s bank card to buy clothes from Brown ThomasThe court had previously heard that 17 fraudulent transactions, with a combined value of €2,289.04, were identified on the victim’s Bank of Ireland account between 26 and 29 June 2025.
soccerAmond dreaming of ending Waterford's 46-year FAI Cup waitPádraig Amond will run out as captain for Waterford for Sunday's FAI Cup final at the Aviva Stadium hoping to help bring an end to the club's 46-year wait for cup success.
Man (50s) killed in workplace accident in Netwatch Cullen Park, Carlow A MAN in his 50s was killed in a workplace accident this morning in Netwatch Cullen Park, Carlow, gardaí have confirmed.
Carlow's Tegan targets world stage in Greece13-year-old Tegan Middleton from Carlow Muay Thai in Bagenalstown will be representing Ireland at the 2026 IFMA (International Federation of Muaythai Associations) Youth World Championships in Olympia, Greece, competing in the U14 -40kg category.
ARLES NS – A SMALL SCHOOL WITH A BIG HEART AND BIG OPPORTUNITIES! Looking for the right school to enrol your child? Arles National School offers a warm, welcoming and inclusive environment where every child is valued, talents are nurtured and opportunities abound, providing the perfect setting for young minds to learn, grow and thrive.
Carlow Little Theatre turn up the heat in Miller’s ‘The Crucible’CARLOW Little Theatre Society officially launched its eagerly-anticipated production of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible at The Irishman’s Bar in Carlow town recently, with a gathering of guests enjoying a lively celebration of local theatre and music.
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Fr Paddy Byrne on remembering loved ones gone before usTHIS week, the clocks move to wintertime and soon the month of November will begin. This can be a challenging time of year when winter darkness comes to visit.
New homes and businesses breathe fresh life into Carlow town’s Barrack StreetBarrack Street is buzzing again. New homes, new businesses and a new walkway connecting it with Carlow Shopping Centre are bringing fresh life to the street, and the momentum is building.
