Six years ago when Bennekerry Tinryland centre-back, Nuala Mohan settled in Carlow if someone had told her she would play in an All-Ireland final with her new club Bennekerry/Tinryland, there is every chance she would have told them they were off ...

This week's As I Roved Out column looked at the The Remembrance Tree that will be launched in Carlow this week and remembered some people who will be very close to the thoughts of many when the Bennekerry/Tinryland ladies football team run out at Croke Park on Saturday

Bennekerry/Tinryland manager Chris Townsend was keen to ensure his players didn't get carried away with thoughts of Croke Park before Saturday's All-Ireland semi-final but now their final place is assured the dreams can commence  

Bennekerry/Tinryland will be the first Carlow ladies football team to play at Croke Park after a brilliant semi-final win over Mullahoran

Bennekerry/Tinryland are on the road again. This time they head to Kingspan Breffni Park where they take on the Ulster intermediate football champions, Mullahoran from Cavan in the All-Ireland semi-final.

What would Kathleen have said? Player of the Match and now the holder of a Leinster intermediate football championship medal, Leah Mullins was not so sure what words her late mother would have used to describe her joy.

A first half Clíodhna Ní Shé penalty followed by second half goals by Lauren Dwyer and Maeve O'Neill clinched the Leinster LGFA Intermediate title today in Kinnegad

Bennekerry/Tinryland travelled to Louth and came away with a hard fought win that secures their place in next weekend's AIB Leinster LGFA Intermediate Football Championship final.

AIB Leinster LGFA Intermediate Club Championship Quarter Finals Bennekerry/Tinryland 6-12 Coralstown/Kinnegad 0-4  Bennekerry/Tinryland march on to a Leinster semi-final after a 26 point victory over ...

Leinster LGFA AIB Intermediate Club Championship Preliminary Round Bennekerry/Tinryland 2-16 Carnew Emmetts 0-2 There may have been a slight sense of nerves and apprehension amongst the eager Tinryland crowd ...

On a special day for her family, when the cup named after her mother was presented to the Intermediate champions for the first time, Leah Mullins won her tenth Senior medal while playing in her 20th final

Former League of Ireland soccer star Lauren Dwyer came off the bench and played a pivotal role in Bennekerry/Tinryland retaining the Carlow LGFA senior title

Lauren Dwyer kicked three points after coming off the bench to help Bennekerry/Tinryland retain the Carlow LGFA Senior Football Championship

MEMBERS of a local draughts club have been set a challenge by their Italian counterparts.