NOSTALGIA and fond memories of a Carlow town that once was filled the air at Carlow Library recently for the launch of Maria O’Rourke’s enthralling new book Remembering Carlow.

Former soldier was also convicted of falsely imprisoning her

A CO CARLOW assault case, appealed to the High Court on the grounds of lenience, has had its original verdict quashed and the defendants given an 18-month suspended prison sentence.

GREEN party candidate Malcolm Noonan has expressed his disappointment that County Carlow Chamber is urging Carlow voters to give their vote to Carlow-based candidates only in the upcoming general election, adding that for the past five years “Carlow ...

A CARLOW man pleaded guilty to possessing images and videos of child pornography when he appeared before Judge Eugene O’Kelly at last week’s sitting of the local circuit court.

A MAN who pleaded guilty to having an illegal laboratory in his home, where he manufactured and marketed unauthorised anabolic steroids, was given a prison sentence when he appeared before Carlow Circuit Court last week.

“I FELT like I was facing death itself, but somehow I survived” a young Carlow resident has said.

STUDENTS from Borris Vocational School took part in the ‘Big Idea’ student accelerator workshop in Dublin recently.

POWERFUL, moving and long overdue. Just some of the words used to describe the recent discussion Drugs and mental health awareness in sport: let’s talk held in the Woodford Dolmen Hotel.

THE PLIGHT of six-year-old Roxanne Kelly has not only rallied a local community but sparked an incredible outpouring of generosity, with over €11,000 recently raised in Grange.

NO SPECIAL education classroom is currently available to children in Tullow despite the growing demand for ASD primary school places in the town.

MATCHES and old flames is the latest work by playwright and broadcaster Tommy Marren and it’s coming to Visual. The shows take place on Friday and Saturday 22-23 November for two unforgettable nights of non-stop laugher.

Cuan Mhuire were overwhelmed by the support!

A CARLOW man who pleaded guilty to having a knife outside a pub while he was drunk was given a custodial sentence last week when he appeared before Judge Geraldine Carthy in the local district court.

A MAN from the Carlow area was last week sent forward to the Central Criminal Court in Dublin when he was served with a book of evidence in the local district court.

A TULLOW man who was out deer hunting was ordered to pay a donation to charity when he appeared before Carlow District Court last week.

A BORRIS farmer was given a six-month suspended prison sentence last week for what was described as his “poisonous attitude” to Leinster Co-Operative Mart and his “malicious intent” towards one of its board members.

CONCERN has been expressed about the “excessive clearing” of vegetation along the River Barrow in recent weeks and its destructive impact of local wildlife.

AN AMAZING mother who consistently puts the needs of her family above her own has been named as the Netwatch Carlow Family Carer of the Year.

COUNTY Carlow Chamber of Commerce is encouraging people to stick to one of their own in the upcoming general election by voting for Carlow-based candidates.