Katie Ryan had an unforgettable experience

The accused said he had been nearly twenty-five years operating in the haulage business

The show literally had something to suit all interests and tastes

You don't have to be a farmer to join!

GARDAÍ are appealing for witnesses after three vehicles were damaged in an apparent act of vandalism at a popular Tullow car park. The incident occurred at the Link Road car park in Tullow between 9pm on Saturday 26 July and 7am on Sunday 27 July.

The tree, a native whitebeam (Sorbus aria), was planted with the kind permission and support of the Stanley family on the picturesque showgrounds

“I’ve never seen someone who knows the people quite as well … Johnny is very well regarded by people up and down the entire county.” 

“Sharon was the best wife, the best mother, she really was"

A glimpse from the 60s and 70s

ISPCA senior inspector Fiona Conlon discovered one dog dead and two others severely malnourished when she called to her house in February last year

Margaret’s great-grandnephew cllr Ben Ward and Fr Jim O’Connell, PP, Ballon had the pleasure of presenting Margaret with a letter from President Michael D Higgins

A “very sad and very serious matter”

The retailer came in for some harsh truths at a recent meeting

ARTIST Rennie Buenting has just hosted an exhibition of her work in Teach Bríd, Tullow featuring a wide range of both subjects and media. Rennie submerges herself in her subject and allows it to dictate the medium she uses.

A NEW sensory facility aimed at supporting children with autism and ADHD opened its doors in Tullow last week.

RETIRED school principal and local historian Christopher McQuinn is the guest speaker at Carlow Historical and Archaeological Society’s (CHAS) next public talk.

“How could it go from a doctor telling us that ‘he has a little bit of colitis active in the bowel and after a few days of steroids he’ll be a new boy’ to him dying that night?” asked Deirdre

Rennie Buenting will host a solo exhibition of her work called Multiplicity in Teach Bhride, Tullow

A sitting of Dublin District Coroners Court heard doctors admit they remain baffled how 14-year-old Tullow boy Cillian Gorman acquired a “vanishingly rare” blood clotting condition

The next phase on Bridge Street will be carried out at night and is expected to be completed in May