Tullow’s Parkville United AFC shared an image of obscene graffiti on the club grounds

Burnside Autocyl marked its 50th anniversary

The leader of the country looked relaxed and happy as he wandered around the show grounds after completing his official duty

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 ghost estate in Tullow had 63 nearly-completed houses

FORMER members of Tullow Macra na Feirme took a stroll down memory lane last week as they gathered in Griffin’s Lounge to share memories of a “special, simpler, important time”. {element}Founded in 1946, the club had 233 members by 1950.

A FUNDRAISING cycle in aid of Tom Eustace, the young Castlemore man who sustained serious injuries while attending a friend’s wedding in Rome in early June, was a great success.

THE delay in issuing a lease for Carlow Kilkenny Football Club, CK United, is an “embarrassment”. The topic of the long-awaited lease for grounds at Castlemore was raised by cllr Will Paton at the July meeting of Tullow Municipal District.

THE safety of residents at a Tullow housing estate is “at risk”. So said newly-elected councillor for the area Ben Ward at a recent meeting of the municipal district.

There was a real sense of excitement and anticipation when committee members, sponsors, supporters and volunteers got together to officially launch this year’s Tullow Agricultural Show in the Tara Arms, Tullow last week.

DNG McCormack Properties have the pleasure in offering to the market this 5 bedroom, detached bungalow sitting on a site of approx. 1 acre. This home is located in the much sought after Knocklow area just 3km outside of Tullow town.

COMMUNITY groups in Tullow are willing to roll up their sleeves and tackle the issue of graffiti in their town – all they need is support.

A SMALL group in Tullow “feel they can do what they want and are not going to get caught. ” That’s the view of new councillor Ben Ward, who stressed the need for CCTV to be reinstated in the town.

Drummin Bog was the biggest beneficiary, being awarded €93,500,

Rowena Dooley, of Dooley Motors, said they were “delighted to be returning as title sponsor of the Golf Classic”

The mineral cause defects in building blocks, which lead to cracks and other problems in buildings and homes constructed with the defective block

“I personally saw four ballot papers that had number one Charlie Murphy on them and were not stamped,” said cllr Murphy

The garden was launched in memory of Anthony Wilson who passed away in 2020

LOCAL election candidate who lost out on a council seat by a single vote has not ruled out running in a byelection or making a Dáil

Tullow's successful CCTV network has been decommissioned as there is no group willing to run it