☀ Looking for somewhere to enjoy the good weather this Summer? Look no further than Carlow's great pubs! Today we're looking at The Terrace Carlow!
Enjoy a beverage and banter under the skyline in warm and cosy surroundings located in the heart of Carlow Town. Suitable for everything from casual drinks to group celebrations. The Terrace offers live entertainment every weekend, new street food menu & delicious cocktails made with fresh & local ingredients.
📍The Terrace Bar, Tullow Street, Carlow, R93 C8X5
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🥂Saturday 20th of June 3pm - 5pm join The Hunters Rest Fenagh for a delightful bottomless prosecco brunch in aid of breast cancer research!
The Hunters Rest is a family-run pub situated in the heart of Fennagh Village at the foothills of Mount Leinster. Visitors are greeted with a warm welcome and can sample a wide range of drinks, or enjoy some tasty food in the lounge. The pub also features a newly renovated smoking area and beer garden at the back.
For more information on the bottomless brunch give them a call at 059 9727155
📍The Hunters Rest Bar, Fennagh, Co. Carlow, R21 N562
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Barrow Bus is a free summer service for 2026 linking towns and villages along the River Barrow for the first time, while connecting with national bus and train routes to attract visitors to the Carlow and Kilkenny region.
The free service will run eight daily trips along the River Barrow this summer aiming to make it possible for people from all over the country and overseas to access the amenities of Ireland’s second longest river by train and bus. The Barrow Bus route will run from Bagenalstown (Muine Bheag) train station in Co. Carlow through the scenic East Kilkenny villages of Paulstown, Goresbridge, Skeoughvosteen and Graiguenamanagh. Some services will extend further to St. Mullins in County Carlow before making the return journey.
The service offers excellent opportunities for day trips for families, friends, walkers and visitors, while also creating potential benefits for local businesses along the route. It is designed to support both tourism and local communities by improving access to services without reliance on a private car.
The timetable has been developed to connect with existing bus and train services, particularly at Paulstown and Bagenalstown / Muine Bheag, supporting better integration with the wider public transport network.
To book a free journey, visit: www.barrowbus.palisis.com Booking is not required, but is recommended to ensure a seat.
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