Sharon Kavanagh (née Tobin) Kill, Tullow, Co. Carlow – 17th August 2024 peacefully in the loving care of all at St. Brigid’s Hospice, The Curragh.

The collision occurred at approximately 9am this morning and involved a car and a truck

AN EVENT promising a great evening out for people with disabilities will take place in Ballinkillen Lorum Community Centre this Sunday, 18 August, from 6pm to 8. 30pm.

NEW sentencing powers for judges have been welcomed by a Carlow woman who has been campaigning for reform in this area.

Minister for heritage to open the event

Find out what you like or dislike about the place you live

GARDAÍ have stood down the search for a man who had been missing from Leighlinbridge since Wednesday, following the discovery of a body this afternoon.

AT LEAST three centres in Carlow are eligible to apply for funding for older persons’ day centre and Meals on Wheels community care services.

YOUNGSTERS are allegedly behind malevolent graffiti in an Athy estate last week.

PAT BOLGER Tullow, Carlow / Bagenalstown, Carlow15th August 2024, peacefully after a short illness fought with courage and dignity, surrounded by his loving family. Predeceased by his infant son Sean and sister Mary.

THE COUNTDOWN is on and it won’t be long until visitors once again flock to Tullow Agricultural Show at its Coppenagh showgrounds on Sunday 18 August.

The fund recognises the contribution made by communities in welcoming refugees and asylum seekers

Taoiseach was on hand to get things underway

Carlow is one of only nine counties without an emergency women's refuge

AS SETU and Carlow College prepare to welcome back students, those seeking accommodation are being urged to be wary of scams. Gardaí have warned that one-third of all accommodation fraud reports occur during August and September.

HONOURING Co Carlow’s most senior citizens is always a wonderful occasion, so to bestow that honour to Co Carlow’s oldest person was always going to be something extra special.

A COMMUNITY came together in their droves last week to support one of their own as tractors revved, hair was lost and everyone dug deep to support  local man Tom Eustace.

SCHOOL costs, SUSI grants and solar farms were among the issues discussed with taoiseach Simon Harris on his recent visit to Carlow.

The ghost estate in Tullow had 63 nearly-completed houses

All the style from the Coláiste Lorcáin debs captured by Michael O'Rourke