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Public asked to share views Carlow town on bus service

THE National Transport Authority (NTA) has launched a public consultation on Carlow town’s bus services, with passengers, residents and businesses invited to share their views on how the network can be improved.

Carlow is second-worst county for penalty points

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Carlow is second-worst county for penalty points

CARLOW has the second highest proportion of drivers who hold active penalty points on their licence in the country.

Carlow GAA allay fears over Nationalist Cup after viral video

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Carlow GAA allay fears over Nationalist Cup after viral video

A video circulating on social media appeared to show an attempt to remove the lid from the Nationalist Cup, but Carlow GAA have confirmed that the trophy is back in their possession and was not damaged during the celebrations.

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Jim and Dora close shop doors after 32 years in Killeshin

Jim and Dora close shop doors after 32 years in Killeshin

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Plans lodged for 71 new houses in Chapelstown, Carlow

Plans lodged for 71 new houses in Chapelstown, Carlow

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Assumptions contained in the Mazars report ‘cost college staff their jobs’

Assumptions contained in the Mazars report ‘cost college staff their jobs’

STAFF at Carlow College have said the consultancy report which led to the decision to close Carlow College “presents a selective and incomplete assessment” of the college’s research activity and “fails to provide a full picture of staff expertise”.

Carlow county has lowest rate of private rental inspections

Carlow county has lowest rate of private rental inspections

‘Incredible artist’ has a blind spot for alcohol, Carlow court is told

‘Incredible artist’ has a blind spot for alcohol, Carlow court is told

Co Carlow fireman's bravery recognised with national award

Co Carlow fireman's bravery recognised with national award

Heated exchanges as Carlow County Council approves sale of land to Shaws

Heated exchanges as Carlow County Council approves sale of land to Shaws

Sport

Strong start helps Carlow hold off Wexford to win first game of the season

Strong start helps Carlow hold off Wexford to win first game of the season

Carlow were in dreamland at half time, leading 33-12, but they had to put in an almighty defensive shift in the second half to grind out their maiden victory of the campaign.

O'Connor: "The lads were chomping at the bit to put a few things right"

O'Connor: "The lads were chomping at the bit to put a few things right"

St Mullins end quarter-century wait for U14 'A' title

St Mullins end quarter-century wait for U14 'A' title

Amond wonder strike boosts Waterford's bid to beat the drop

Amond wonder strike boosts Waterford's bid to beat the drop

Michéal Ryan – A cavelier camán wielder of style and steel

Michéal Ryan – A cavelier camán wielder of style and steel

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Children and young people from Carlow presented with gifts from Slovenia

Children and young people from Carlow presented with gifts from Slovenia

PUPILS and participants from St Laserian's School, Holy Angels Day Care Centre and the Delta Centre in Carlow town were delighted to receive a selection of gifts and traditional treats from Slovenia during the Entente Florale Europe Awards which ...

Musical youth show is the ‘start of something big’

Musical youth show is the ‘start of something big’

All sorts of wonderful engines on display at 44th Fenagh steam rally

All sorts of wonderful engines on display at 44th Fenagh steam rally

Class of 2026 in Tullow Community School host their debs ball

Class of 2026 in Tullow Community School host their debs ball

Four-legged horse power raises funds for Carlow charity

Four-legged horse power raises funds for Carlow charity

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Fun and fabulous prizes promised at table quiz in Carlow town

Fun and fabulous prizes promised at table quiz in Carlow town

A TABLE quiz that promises to be nailbiting but fun is taking place in The Barracks, Carlow on Wednesday 25 November.

Free event on the trials and tribulations of menopause

Free event on the trials and tribulations of menopause

Carlow Lions Club auction on Thursday in Seven Oaks

Carlow Lions Club auction on Thursday in Seven Oaks

Hidden Hearth Festival: A Different Kind of Festival

Hidden Hearth Festival: A Different Kind of Festival

First ‘Holisticon Wellness Expo’ to take place this Sunday

First ‘Holisticon Wellness Expo’ to take place this Sunday

Life

Style Counsel: All aboard the camo revival train!

Style Counsel: All aboard the camo revival train!

Camo is the last of the Y2K revival trends to hit the catwalks and the street. The Spice Girls’ Mel B, All Saints and Destiny’s Child are just three of the late 1990s/early 2000s bands that totally embraced camouflage print.

Bernadette Brennan remembered with immense love and gratitude by Narraghmore community

Bernadette Brennan remembered with immense love and gratitude by Narraghmore community

Edel bursting with ideas as fashion column gets makeover

Edel bursting with ideas as fashion column gets makeover

Fodder clinic at Oak Park tomorrow

Fodder clinic at Oak Park tomorrow

Thousands attend 80th Tullow show

Thousands attend 80th Tullow show

Opinion

Fr Paddy Byrne: October traditional time of heightened devotion to rosary

Fr Paddy Byrne: October traditional time of heightened devotion to rosary

AS WE begin the month of October, I pray that we will all be nourished with great hope and peace. I found the recent visit by Pope Leo to France extremely inspiring.

Opinion: Government staring down the barrel if economic bubble bursts

Opinion: Government staring down the barrel if economic bubble bursts

Why St Thérèse of Lisieux’s ‘Little Way’ still inspires millions

Why St Thérèse of Lisieux’s ‘Little Way’ still inspires millions

Government needs to prioritise PAYE workers and OAPs

Government needs to prioritise PAYE workers and OAPs

Fr Mychal Judge remembered 25 years after the 9/11 attacks

Fr Mychal Judge remembered 25 years after the 9/11 attacks

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Bramley's Jewellers, Carlow, celebrates 80 Years!

Bramley's Jewellers, Carlow, celebrates 80 Years!

Celebrating 80 years of craftsmanship, tradition and timeless elegance.

Bringing better hearing to the heart of the community

Bringing better hearing to the heart of the community

A business opportunity worth exploring

A business opportunity worth exploring

Perigus Energy makes over €200,000 available for communities in Carlow

Perigus Energy makes over €200,000 available for communities in Carlow

The Sandymount Hotel: a family owned hotel, a stone's throw from the Aviva

The Sandymount Hotel: a family owned hotel, a stone's throw from the Aviva

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