Sofia Blackmore became CK United’s first player to earn an international cap when she made her debut for the Ireland GU16’s in Prague

All the Carlow news from the Dublin City Marathon.

CK United won their first piece of silverware in the club’s history as they beat Bray Wanderers to win the League of Ireland WU17’s Plate.

St Fiacc’s bounced back from defeat against St Joseph’s last week to slay a Crettyard side who had a perfect record of three wins from three before the game. 

Shea Hayes gives his thoughts following a massive provincial victory for Mount Leinster Rangers.

Roisin Joyce scored 1-4 as Mount Leinster Rangers beat Bunclody to reach a Leinster semi-final

Old Leighlin found the Portarlington defence a tough nut to crack on a frustrating evening in Netwatch Cullen Park

Master trainer Willie Mullins isn't quite ready to bring out the big guns just yet from his Closutton yard in the early stages of the new National Hunt season but the reigning champion trainer will be sending some of his stable stars north of the ...

As I Roved Out...

Now the celebrations after Cathal Coughlan’s wonderful title winning point have died down, Old Leighlin must turn their attention to their Leinster Campaign.

The Carlow Regional GAA underage championships are set to return.

The beautiful island of Madeira was the venue for this years’ European Masters Championships where one of the largest ever Irish squads took part.

Bagenalstown have qualified for round 3 of the LFA Youths Cup as John Lillis came off the bench to score two goals to help his side come from behind to beat Wexford Bohs.

Provincial heartache for Calow girls.

St. Pat’s manager, Patrick Brennan admits he’s concerned as the reigning Nationalist Premier Division champions find themselves in trouble, winless after their first two games as Killeshin came back from 2-0 down to draw.

A narrow success for the 11/4 favourite Mr Tony saw Dylan Browne McMonagle maintain his eight-winner lead in the jockeys’ championship at Gowran Park.

A massive result for the Carlow side as the provincial championship got underway. 

A game that looked dead and buried at half-time suddenly burst into life in the last 15 minutes as four two-pointers in the final ten minutes was enough to crown St. Patrick’s champions.

Grange are the 2025 Carlow Intermediate Football Champions after beating Ballon in Netwatch Cullen Park on Sunday.

A Leinster quarter-final in Parnell Park is next for Naomh Bríd after they saw off Delvin in Offaly