Joe Murphy was philosophical at the end of a taxing O'Byrne Cup opener against Offaly in Pairc Ui Bhriain.

The future looks bright for Tinryland after their U21 footballers took the last piece of silverware of the 2025 Carlow GAA season

Pat Bennett leads Carlow into action for the first time for the visit of Dublin to SETU Carlow on Sunday

Carlow's footballers lost their opening game of 2026 to Offaly but there were plenty of encouraging signs for Joe Murphy's team

It's straight into a busy weekend of GAA action as Dublin and Offaly visit Carlow to take on the hurlers and footballers respectively 

Carlow played some brilliant hurling through 2025 in what proved to be Tom Mullally's last year in charge but were denied a place in the McDonagh Cup final by a late, late sucker punch

There was a change of management for the Carlow senior footballers after the 2025 National League and the ensuing performances in the Championship under Joe Murphy hint at an exciting 2026 ahead 

Palatine have beaten Ballon already in this year's Under 21 Championship but that doesn't mean the reigning champions are taking anything for granted

Amendments to the structure of the Carlow football championships were accepted at a County Board meeting on Thursday at Netwatch Cullen Park. It was also agreed to change the fixture structure for 2026.

After 14 years with the Carlow senior football team, Elaine Ware recently announced her retirement from inter-county football

Three goals conceded inside the opening eight minutes was the undoing for Presentation Carlw

GOAL and its merry band of organisers calls on the people of Carlow to lace up for their local GOAL Mile

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Fighting Cocks manager, Garry Nolan gives his thoughts following defeat to Grangenolvin in the Leinster Club JFC final.

The Fighting Cocks react to their defeat to Grangenolvin in the Leinster Club JFC final.

Eire Og picked up a vital win on Sunday afternoon that saw them finish top of Group 1 at the expense of home side Mount Leinster Rangers.

After playing into a strong wind, Fighting Cocks were 11 points down at half time before putting up a brilliant second half effort that fell just short

Fighting Cocks chairman Cathal Shanahan can scarcely believe his club are preparing for a Leinster Final

Aaron Dowling has been shooting the lights out this year for Fighting Cocks but as the old saying goes, he didn't lick it off a stone

The Carlow side rattled in four goals against Grennan College of Thomastown