Things are shaping up nicely for the National Senior Indoor Championships next weekend.

A fast start from Westmeath caught Carlow on the hop and scored three goals to win by seven points. 

Ed Burke's Carlow have guaranteed themselves a place in the NFL Division 4 semi-finals after a 14-point win over Derry. 

'The Charlie O'Leary Story - From Johnny Cullen's Hill to The Olympic Stadium Rome' premieres at the Light House cinema tonight (February, 24th) as part of the Dublin International Film Festival.

Carlow needed a big performance but fell well short of the required standard, and now face high‑pressure games in the relegation battle.

Victories this weekend for the Carlow footballers and hurlers would go a long way towards them their achieving their National League goals

The Irish rugby team faces its age-old rival at Twickenham Stadium

Joe Murphy's team sit proudly on top of Division 4 after their fourth successive win from the opening four rounds 

Patrick 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.

Carlow's footballer are one just five teams across the four divisions with a perfect record after three games and will look to continue their winning run on Saturday at home to Waterford

Victory on Sunday would almost certainly assure Carlow of their place in Division 1B of the National League next season

Carlow ladies have made a perfect start to Division 4 of the National League with four wins from four games, and they can secure their semi-final place with two games to spare when they host Derry next weekend.

Carlow's Katie Garry Murphy had previously won the Ashbourne Cup with DCU and added a second medal to her tally this year with UCC

Leila Colfer was one of 185 students who received a sports scholarship

Conor Carew was part of the UL team that won the Collingwood Cup for the first time in 2024 and will now captain the team in Wednesday's final against Maynooth after scoring the only goal in today's semi-final against Queen's University

Ben McCarron's second half penalty save was a key moment as Carlow saw off Tipperary to continue their 100% record on top of Division 4

Goals in either half by Aibha Kiernan and Clíodhna Ní Shé helped Carlow overcome a five point deficit to make it four wins out of four and keep them joint top alongside Leitrim

The team named by Joe Murphy shows three changes to the one that took to the field last time out against Wicklow

Carlow's own Colm Kavanagh scored a last gasp winner for MIC Thurles to end SETU Carlow's Ryan Cup hopes for this season

It's Red Mills Day at Gowran Park