The Pan Celtic International Festival is a five-day long celebration between 7-11 April of shared Celtic music, language, ...

Predatory behaviour features in 30 per cent of the most serious cases investigated by the Police Ombudsman for Northern ...

Full to capacity and brindling with excited supporters, the National Indoor arena in Abbottstown was the pace to be last ...

LOCAL councillors have yet again expressed concern at the roadworks on Kilkenny Road, which are leading to extreme delays for ...

During Leaders’ Questions in the Dail dominated by the Government’s response to the conflict, Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald said the US-Israel assault on Iran was “an act of aggression that ...

Craig Doyle was the shootout hero for St. Fiacc’s on Sunday morning, making two saves to send his side through to the next round of the Douglas Jewellers Carlow Cup on Sunday morning, despite some ...

NEW car registrations in County Carlow fell slightly in the first two months of 2026, bucking a broadly positive national ...

A CARLOW man who lives in Abu Dhabi with his young family has said that it is difficult to get news about what’s going on in the wake of the American and Israeli air attacks on Iran.

Graeme McQueen explained that airlines make decisions late because they want to see if it is possible to get flights away, so while the schedule ...

The local club rugby scene is about to reach it's crescendo for the 2025/26 season, with Tullow and Carlow about to wrap up their respective league campaigns, just in time for the Provincial Towns Cup ...

DR Damian Bracken, a history lecturer at University College Cork, is set to give a free lecture titled St Columbanus, the Irish and Rome this evening (Tuesday) at 6.30pm in Carlow College. The lecture ...

PLANS for a 12-unit social housing development in Hacketstown have cleared a key hurdle after councillors voted to advance the project to the next stage of the planning process.