Great excitement this morning in County Carlow! 

Running from 19 to 21 September, the Big Beach Clean is organised by Clean Coasts in partnership with Kia Ireland and forms part of the International Coastal Cleanup coordinated globally by Ocean Conservancy.

Irish Water confirmed that repair works will continue into tonight

The scheme launched in July 2022 and has gradually gained popularity in Carlow

Donie Cunnigham was just 32 years’ old when he died, leaving behind his wife Teresa and three young children ‒ Conor, Ciaran and Fiona

By taking some simple steps to conserve water at home, in the garden and at work, everyone in Carlow can help protect water supplies for their community

“I usually get one sting a year, and it’s nearly always on my days off, or on holiday"

When he got to his destination, the defendant got from the car, made off without paying the €100 fare and ran through a housing estate.

"It is incredible that the HSE could consider this wasteful spending to be sustainable."

"We all have been lucky to have known Martha, and we must live every day forward with her in our hearts"

The supplementary funding represents an 88% increase on Carlow’s original allocation

Yvonne and her family are raising €80,000 for her to get Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) treatment in Mexico

Court appearance to follow

The defendant allegedly posted videos of the cash on Snapchat to friends with details about the raid minutes after it took place on 17 July.

Leprino Foods Company announced its decision to cease operations from next year at its Portlaoise plant with the loss of over 130 jobs.

Challenges outlined by Amber in the report included the negative impact of the housing and cost of living crises on women and children experiencing control and abuse in their homes

“It was definitely quieter than usual"

Now we are sucking diesel!

“These projects not only enhance the beauty and accessibility of our local natural amenities but also promote tourism, community health and wellbeing"

KATIE Ryan from Tullow is having the time of her life. After being selected as the Carlow entrant in this year’s Rose of Tralee, she proudly represented her county last night (Monday) in the first of two televised nights.