You won’t find a warmer welcome in Ireland or a better location for your next getaway. Carlow is a place where breath-taking scenery, outdoor adventures, fabulous food and culture combine to create unforgettable experiences.
Discover the timeless and unspoiled Carlow landscape. Picturesque villages, meandering rivers, rolling hills combined with the colourful tales of our people, past and present. Explore our rich heritage and vibrant present. Feel inspired. Feel charmed. Feel free. Wander off the Track and uncover a world of hidden gems in Carlow
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Charity Carriage Drive in aid of Éist Cancer Support Centre, Saturday 29th August 2026.
Route will begin at the Holy Trinity Church of Ireland, Ardoyne, Tullow, R93D658. Proceeding to Ardattin and stopping for a picnic at the All Saints Church Aghade. Continuing on to Tullow via Rathglass Bridge and finishing back at Ardoyne.
All donations welcome.
For more information contact: Rev. Dr. Lester Scott on 059-9197028
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Join us for a rewarding mountain adventure in the heart of the Blackstairs Mountains, starting and finishing at Ballycrystal. This 12km circular walk takes participants through some of the most scenic and historic landscapes in the region, with stunning views throughout the day.
Led by an experienced guide from Mountain Adventures 74, the route gradually ascends to a height of 795 metres, offering panoramic vistas across Carlow, Wexford and beyond.
More info and booking here: carlowtourism.com/product/a-walk-ballycrystal/
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The Borris Viaduct is an historic landmark dating from the 1800s, when Arthur McMorrough Kavanagh of Borris House facilitated the building of a railway line between Bagenalstown to the north and Palace East to the south. At the time Borris was a bustling, thriving centre of industry. The newly refurbished viaduct walkway is now a family friendly walk with safety barriers.
It is the perfect way to spend an afternoon and take in the scenery that Borris offers.
It is buggy friendly, has two free car parks, and is equipped with new signs about the history of the viaduct. There is a looped walk that offers the opportunity to walk underneath the viaduct arches.
These beautiful views are not to be missed, and with such a beautiful village to explore you will be glad you stopped!
www.borrisviaduct.ie
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