Council staff had gone “above and beyond the call of duty”

“It’s a system that will leave old people without heat,” argued councillors

"Whatever role I’m asked to serve in, at any stage in the next Dail, by Simon Harris I’ll be happy to take that on, and do my very best for the country”

This is all about supporting and empowering people who cannot drive due to a medical condition or a disability

The same individual could end up having to go through several processes of garda vetting in the one year, which doesn’t make sense

Takes place today at the Irish Wheelchair Association Centre, Carlow

Cllr Ó hArgáin pointed out that under the new HSE Pay and Numbers Strategy, positions are deliberately being left vacant and unfilled

Calls for a disabled parking bay on Upper Tullow Street and a security barrier at Woodies car park

 “Someonw will be injured if something isn’t done fairly quickly.” 

Fine Gael candidate Catherine Callaghan tackled the issues deeply affecting the farming community

Councillor questioned the attitude of the owners of these buildings, some located on Carlow town’s most prominent streets

This is the second time the Carlow town councillor has contested a General Election

A new TII road sign at Tinryland as “very confusing” despite the sign attempting to bring some clarity to motorists when negotiating the roundabout

IT WAS a case of standing room only at the official campaign launch of Fine Gael’s Catherine Callaghan, ahead of the upcoming general election. The gathering took place recently in Carlow’s Woodford Dolmen Hotel.

CARLOW woman Orla Donohoe is to run for the Irish Freedom Party in the upcoming general election.

The former Carlow senior camogie manager has thrown his hat into the ring to represent Fianna Fáil in the Carlow Kilkenny constituency

Cllr Dalton was warmly congratulated by the board members and the executive team and was wished well during her term.

Áine Gladney Knox has been nominated to represent Sinn Féin in the general election for the Carlow/Kilkenny constituency

A GORESBRIDGE resident has vowed to be a “voice for the voiceless” as he announces his intention to stand as an Independent in the Carlow/Kilkenny constituency at the next general election.

“ACCESS to Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) should be free for all women experiencing menopause. ” So said local councillor Ben Ward as he called on the government to make the therapies freely available in Budget 2025.