AN IMPRESSIVE programme of events ‘as Gaeilge’ suitable for all age groups will run for summer 2025, thanks to Glór Cheatharlach.

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COUNTY Carlow Hospice chairman Paul Doogue admitted he was “blown away” by the final amount raised at an afternoon tea party in Killeshin Hall recently.

CARLOW COUNTY Fire and Rescue Service proved once again that their expertise and skill are among the best in the country, by securing second place in a National Rescue Organisation Ireland (ROI) competition.

DISTINCTIVE landscapes and wildlife along with familiar faces that form the lifeblood of the local community will come under the eye of the lens in a must-see exhibition.

A RUGBY player was last week given a three-year prison sentence in Carlow Circuit Court after he pleaded guilty to assaulting a couple in a local bar, knocking the man out and beating the woman so badly that she didn’t recognise her own face in the ...

The ISPCA is currently housing 344 animals across all of its centres, which exceeds the typical capacity limit

THE success of this year’s Darkness Into Light Carlow was warmly acknowledged by members of Carlow County Council. Cllr John Cassin congratulated the organisers, the volunteers and the hundreds of people who turned up to take on the walk.

NO CO CARLOW homeowner affected by the devastation of pyrite will miss out on the remediation scheme, insisted the boss of Carlow County Council.

“THE PROBLEM is we are not psychic,” responded chief executive of Carlow County Council Coilín O’Reilly as he fielded criticism about the county’s electoral register.

OVER 60,000 people visited Carlow’s arts centre Visual last year, with 869 events taking place and steady growth seen across all sectors of the facility, including the theatre, galleries, bar and shop.

A MAN was brought before a special sitting of Portlaoise District Court this morning charged with offences relating to a message he allegedly posted on his social media page.

ST CLARE’S Hospitality Kitchen marked a significant milestone recently, celebrating ten years of community service with a special gathering at its Graiguecullen base.

A 54-YEAR-OLD man has been disqualified from driving for two years after being caught driving without insurance on the Tullow Road.

Ciara Stanley of Ballybar Ireland will be a part of the Local Enterprise Village at Bloom

A NAIL SALON owner and her husband were both sentenced last week in Carlow Circuit Court after almost €230,000 worth of cannabis, cocaine and methamphetamine were discovered at their home and business.

A CASTLEDERMOT man was sentenced to five months in prison after being convicted on driving-related charges following an accident on the M9 motorway last July.

A MAN has been fined €250 after admitting to stealing a premixed cocktail beverage from an Aldi supermarket in Carlow. Tomas Postecki, 45 Ferrybank Apartments, Graiguecullen appeared before the local court, where he pleaded guilty to theft.

SOME of Ireland’s most skilled and hardest-working dogs will be in Carlow this weekend to hone their craft and excel at what they do best.