TG4 Leinster Junior Football Championship - Carlow v Offaly.

Three late frees by Marty Kavanagh clinched a win over Down in Ballycran and leaves Carlow needing just one more win from their final two games to secure a place in the McDonagh Cup Final at Croke Park

Leo Cullen has named Carlow's Ed Byrne in his starting XV as Leinster host the Lions tomorrow evening at the Aviva, while Stephen Smyth will start for Leinster 'A' against Connacht Eagles. 

Based along the Carlow/Kilkenny border, Bridge United are set to make history on Saturday when they take part in the club's first ever SFAI Final. 

As I roved out...

Joe McDonagh Cup Preview: McKenna Park, Ballycran, Saturday, 1pm - Down v Carlow.

The gap between the Leinster Championship defeat to Wicklow and the timing of the Tailteann Cup draw over two weeks later has left Carlow in somewhat of a limbo.

Carlow’s Amy Handcock is hoping that she can force her way into the Ireland squad for this summer’s Women’s Hockey World Cup in Belgium and the Netherlands.

The opening day of the Kildare County Track and Field Championships delivered a vibrant showcase of emerging talent, seasoned competitors, and remarkable individual performances.

Michael Dunne Cup Final - Carlow v Portlaoise.

There are two listed races among the seven down for decision at Gowran Park

In the high-stakes world of sprinting, where races are decided in hundredths of a second, Molly Scott has built her career on mastering those miniscule margins.

Carlow Credit Union Ladies Carlow Cup Final - Mill Celtic v Newpark. 

All-Ireland U16 B Shield Camogie Final - Carlow v Down.

Nobody likes seeing a team on the wrong end of a result like Kilkenny suffered but Carlow have lofty ambitions this year and must focus on their own game 

Brian Lawler's Carlow beat Meath this afternoon to capture the All-Ireland U23 'C' Camogie Championship in Westmeath. 

Carlow hit four goals as they overcame Down at Netwatch Cullen Park

Lossiemouth topped a brilliant four-timer for Carlow trainer Willie Mullins with a classy performance that yielded an 11th Grade 1 success when landing the Boodles Champion Hurdle under Paul Townend on day four of the Punchestown Festival.

Carlow Hockey Club are in a rich vein of form at the moment, with the highlight being the steady trickly of former and current players rising all the way up to international level.

The inability of long odds on favourite Kopek Des Bordes to negotiate the second-last fence in the Grade 1 Barberstown Castle Novices Chase on day three of the Punchestown Festival saw his stablemate Salvator Mundi take the honours for trainer ...