courtsCarlow man sentenced to six months for theft of sunglassesA THIRTY-five-year-old man who stole a pair of sunglasses from an optician’s in Carlow town has been sentenced to six months in prison.
newsTwo arrested in Myshall after overnight spate of burglaries Two men were arrested in Myshall early Tuesday morning on suspicion of theft following a spate of overnight burglaries in the Castledermot, Tullow and Myshall areas.
gaaBennett to put Fitzgerald friendship to one side during crucial clashVictory on Sunday would almost certainly assure Carlow of their place in Division 1B of the National League next season
Housing estate on Browneshill Road, Carlow gets go-ahead A 2. 7-HECTARE greenfield site on Browneshill Road will be transformed into 83 new homes in the coming years, thanks to planning permission granted by Carlow Co Council in December 2025.
Mullins dreaming of Gold Cup glory with Gaelic WarriorPatrick Mullins fulfilled a lifelong ambition with last year’s Aintree Grand National triumph on a horse trained by his father. Now he’s chasing another career‑defining moment, with Gaelic Warrior a possible partner for the Cheltenham Gold Cup.
Couples blessed on St Valentine's Day in lovely service in Graiguecullen LOVE was in the air at St Clare’s Church in Graiguecullen on St Valentine’s Day as couples, from newlyweds to those married for an astonishing 75 years, gathered for the annual blessing of the couples Mass.
Pas de Panique — Visually Striking Non-Verbal Theatre Comes to Carlow This MarchA visually striking, non-verbal theatre performance, Pas de Panique brings masked physical theatre, playful existentialism and universal humour to VISUAL Carlow, as emerging Catalan-Irish company Can ai Gó explore fear, ecstasy and the big questions of being human — without speaking a word.
Bernard hit the bullseye when he opened Carlow’s Club D’ArtBERNARD Jennings (68) is liable to break out into song at any moment. “Singing is a big part of what I do,” Bernard said at the start of our interview. “I’m just after coming from a choir, Mary Ammond’s Community Choir.
Opinion: We are skinflints when it comes to tippingTHE funny thing about the news cycle is how short it lasts – but the problems it highlights continue long after the spotlight has been diverted elsewhere.
The Van Centre at Dooley Motors Driving your business forward for 2026Upgrading or replacing a company van is no longer just a practical decision—it’s a strategic one.
