Kennedy Cup Bowl Carlow and District Juvenile League 1 Odhran Nolan 46 Midlands League 0 Odhran Nolan proved to be the hero for the Carlow and District Juvenile League as the attacker scored the golden goal that sent his side to the semi-final of ...

Carlow will look back on the 2026 Gaynor Cup with fondness, finishing with three wins from an exciting week for the county's emerging young stars. 

Carlow and District Juvenile League have secured their place in the Kennedy Cup Bowl after a finely balanced group campaign saw them edge out Limerick Desmond on goals scored, with both sides finishing level on points and their head-to-head clash ...

As the curtain falls on the 40th anniversary season of the Carlow League, it’s time to look back on what has been an extraordinary season.

After winning the Women’s FAI Cup with Wexford in 2019, Blessing Kingsley set her sights on America, and in the summer of 2020.

FAIS Junior Division 2 Leinster League Final - Tullow CS v St Colmcille’s.

Douglas Jewellers Carlow Cup Final - New Oak v St Patrick's.

These are exciting times for Carlow's National League club

SFAI U14 National Trophy Final - Bridge United v Avenue United. 

Tully's Travel Division 1 Final - Slaney Rovers v Kilree Celtic.

Keating Memorial Premier Cup Final - New Oak v Bagenalstown

Carlow Credit Union Ladies Carlow Cup Final - Mill Celtic v Newpark. 

There's plenty still to be decided before the finale of the Irish jumps season at next week's Punchestown Festival

Nationalist Premier Division - St Patrick's v New Oak.

Nationalist Premier Division - Hanover Harps v Crettyard United. 

A 3-0 win over St Patrick's while Bagenalstown slipped to a 4-2 loss against St Fiacc's means the Nationalist Premier Division trophy is on the way back to New Oak for the first time since 2023

Women's Development League - CK United v Cobh Ramblers.

Tullys Travel Division One - New Oak v Slaney Rovers. 

Goals from Ray and Fitzgerald earned a valuable three points for Hanover Harps. 

Paul Kirwan Memorial Youths Cup Final Hanover Harps 1 C. Martin ‘1 Burrin Celtic 3 O’Byrne ‘8 ‘36 ‘89 Burrin Celtic finished second from bottom in the Youths Division this season, having won just two games and losing six of their ten league games.