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Living over the shop

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

Living Over the Shop: Haddens – a mainstay of the town centre

Living Over the Shop: Haddens – a mainstay of the town centre

Wed, 07 Aug, 2024

Maria O’Rourke continues her series about shops and businesses in Carlow town. This week’s article features Haddens of Tullow Street

Living Above the Shop: Duggan’s – last of the independents

Living Above the Shop: Duggan’s – last of the independents

Sat, 03 Aug, 2024

Maria O’Rourke continues her series about shops and businesses in Carlow town. This week’s article features Duggan's of Market Cross

Healy’s had the first purpose-built funeral home in the southeast

Healy’s had the first purpose-built funeral home in the southeast

Tue, 23 Jul, 2024

Maria O’Rourke continues her series about shops and businesses in Carlow town.

Living over the shop: Murray’s sweet shop held several lifetimes of memories

Living over the shop: Murray’s sweet shop held several lifetimes of memories

Wed, 17 Jul, 2024

Maria O’Rourke continues her series about shops and businesses in Carlow town. This week’s article features Murray’s sweet shop on Dublin Street

Living over the shop: Healy’s had the first purpose-built funeral home in the southeast

Living over the shop: Healy’s had the first purpose-built funeral home in the southeast

Wed, 03 Jul, 2024

Maria O’Rourke continues her series about shops and businesses in Carlow town. This week’s article features undertakers R Healy and Sons in Pollerton

Living over the shop: Dooley’s was more than just a fruit shop

Living over the shop: Dooley’s was more than just a fruit shop

Tue, 25 Jun, 2024

Maria O’Rourke continues her series about shops and businesses in Carlow town. This week’s article features Dooley’s Fruit Shop

Living over the shop: Byrne's auctioneers are still going strong

Living over the shop: Byrne's auctioneers are still going strong

Wed, 19 Jun, 2024

Maria O'Rourke continues her series about shops and businesses in Carlow town. This week's article features Thomas M Byrne Auctioneers of Dublin Street