Carlow News
By Suzanne Pender MARKING 100 years of An Garda Síochána, Carlow gardaí will host an inaugural open day at...
DNG McCormack Properties present to the market this three-bedroom dormer cottage style home on a c. 1.6 acre site with...
CASTLEDERMOT ICA guild members and their friends enjoyed a recent outing to historic Shankhill Castle in Paulstown, Co Kilkenny....
ALMOST a million euro had been secured for repairs to rural laneways in Carlow this year. Director of services Padraig...
A second zebra crossing will be installed on the Athy Road, Carlow, near the Daybreak shop By Elizabeth Lee...
A TULLOW veterinary clinic is holding a fundraiser for the Carlow Society of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (CSPCA)....
A FARMER who had part of his land set on fire subsequently received a bill for more than €1,300 from...
DEFIBRILLATOR batteries will wear out even if they have not been used. That was the message from acting chief fire...
CLLR Tom O’Neill was very impressed with the recently-decorated roundabout at the Eire Óg GAA Club, which features...
THE company behind Visual and the George Bernard Shaw Theatre has been forced to seek a subvention of €86,867 from...
CRITICISM of the council spending €10,000 on a recent trip to Switzerland was described as insular and Trump-esque. People Before...
RETIRING council boss Kathleen Holohan has ‘sown the seeds’ for a great future in Carlow. This was one of many...
Tom Mahon 25 John Sweeney Park, Carlow Town, Carlow Formerly of Lower Main Street, Borris, Co. Carlow, who passed away,...
IT was day to cherish for the family of the late Ken Agar when hundreds gathered to celebrate the memory...
A JUDGE called on Catholic clergy and a not-for-profit childcare provider in dispute over access to a community hall to...
CONFUSION reigns in parts of Carlow town because housing estates are called by similar names. “Who’s in charge...
A 5K fun run will take place in Fenagh village GAA grounds to raise fund for the local national...
