Carlow Tourism Videos

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Great views from the Blackstairs Mountains.

See our website for more information on walking routes
https://carlowtourism.com/

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Walking in the scenic Blackstairs Mountains.
https://carlowtourism.com/

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A visit to one of Ireland’s finest medieval churches, St. Laserian’s Cathedral in Old Leighlin, makes a perfect start to this trail which meanders through the heart of the county towards Myshall at the foot of the Blackstairs Mountains. In Myshall, the visitor can walk in the footprints of St. Columbanus and admire the exquisite Adelaide Memorial Church with its exuberant decorative work.

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St. Moling, the seventh-century saint, ranks among ‘the four great prophets of Ireland’. The monastery he founded at St. Mullins, beside the River Barrow, is the highlight on this trail which bears his name. There are, however, other exceptional experiences awaiting the visitor. The isolated Temple Moling in Ballinree and the diminutive early medieval church at Killoughternane are set in breathtaking scenery and surrounded by the calming sounds of nature. The trail also includes the beautiful medieval Cistercian church in Graiguenamangh, now adapted for modern worship.

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Named after St. Patrick, who is reputed to have baptised the King of Leinster in Rathvilly, this trail takes in the county’s two largest urban settlements of Carlow and Tullow. Both towns have a rich ecclesiastical tradition and were in the forefront of the nineteenth-century revival of Catholic places of worship and education.

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Beautiful aerial footage of the Brownshilll Dolmen a neolithic portal tomb with the heaviest capstone in Europe. It's exact construction remains a mystery to this day.

Credit -
Rue Photography & Travels https://www.youtube.com/c/RuePhoto
Cllr. Fergal Browne

https://carlowtourism.com/

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Huntington Castle is set in over 160 acres of gardens, woodland and farmland and was voted by the Guardian as one of Ireland’s top 20 Hidden Gems.

The gardens are well worth a visit in their own right and were mainly laid out in the 17th century by the Esmondes who built Huntington Castle in 1625. A guided tour of the house provides a window into both its fascinating past, and the lives of the family who call the castle home today.

A charming tearoom and gift shop provides a relaxing setting to the end of your visit. To get the full Huntington experience consider staying the night in one of their beautiful castle rooms where authentic looking bedrooms and interiors make for an unforgettable stay. Facilities include a children’s adventure playground, car park, refurbished tea room and gift shop.
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Huntington Castle
Clonegal
County Carlow
Ireland
Y21 K237
http://www.huntingtoncastle.com/

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Huntington Castle is set in over 160 acres of gardens, woodland and farmland and was voted by the Guardian as one of Ireland’s top 20 Hidden Gems.

The gardens are well worth a visit and were mainly laid out in the 17th century by the Esmondes who built Huntington Castle in 1625. They include the French limes on the avenue as well as the formal lawns to the side of the house, fish ponds on either side of the centre walk through the wilderness and the yew tree walk. Explore the kitchen gardens, with the green house and the recently restored Rose Gardens. From there stroll through the enchanting Italian Gardens and the ruins of the Old Abbey before walking through to the “Wildnerness” woodland where formal walks and pathways guide visitors past shrubs, flora and bamboo. Larger plantings have resulted in Huntington possessing a number of great Irish trees, which are definitely worth exploring.

A guided tour of the house provides a window into both its fascinating past, and the lives of the family who call the castle home today - centuries old history is told by its walls and paintings and statues from a different age.

A charming tearoom and gift shop provides a relaxing setting to the end of your visit. To get the full Huntington experience consider staying the night in one of their beautiful castle rooms. Facilities include a children’s adventure playground, car park, refurbished tea room and gift shop.
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Huntington Castle
Clonegal
County Carlow
Ireland
Y21 K237
http://www.huntingtoncastle.com/

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Huntington Castle is set in over 160 acres of gardens, woodland and farmland and was voted by the Guardian as one of Ireland’s top 20 Hidden Gems. A guided tour of the house provides a window into both its fascinating past, and the lives of the family who call the castle home today - centuries old history is told by its walls and paintings and statues from a different age.

The gardens are well worth a visit in their own right and were mainly laid out in the 17th century by the Esmondes who built Huntington Castle in 1625. They include the French limes on the avenue as well as the formal lawns to the side of the house, fish ponds on either side of the centre walk through the wilderness and the yew tree walk. Explore the kitchen gardens, with the green house and the recently restored Rose Gardens. Larger plantings have resulted in Huntington possessing a number of great Irish trees, which are definitely worth exploring.

A charming tearoom and gift shop provides a relaxing setting to the end of your visit. To get the full Huntington experience consider staying the night in one of their beautiful castle rooms. Facilities include a children’s adventure playground, car park, refurbished tea room and gift shop.
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Huntington Castle
Clonegal
County Carlow
Ireland
Y21 K237
http://www.huntingtoncastle.com/

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Huntington Castle is set in over 160 acres of gardens, woodland and farmland and was voted by the Guardian as one of Ireland’s top 20 Hidden Gems.

The gardens are well worth a visit in their own right and were mainly laid out in the 17th century by the Esmondes who built Huntington Castle in 1625. They include the French limes on the avenue as well as the formal lawns to the side of the house, fish ponds on either side of the centre walk through the wilderness and the yew tree walk. Explore the kitchen gardens, with the green house and the recently restored Rose Gardens. Larger plantings have resulted in Huntington possessing a number of great Irish trees, which are definitely worth exploring.

A guided tour of the house provides a window into both its fascinating past, and the lives of the family who call the castle home today.

A charming tearoom and gift shop provides a relaxing setting to the end of your visit. To get the full Huntington experience consider staying the night in one of their beautiful castle rooms. Facilities include a children’s adventure playground, car park, refurbished tea room and gift shop.
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Huntington Castle
Clonegal
County Carlow
Ireland
Y21 K237
http://www.huntingtoncastle.com/

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A boutique traditional Irish bed and breakfast where quality meets the personal.

Avlon House Bed & Breakfast is situated on Green Lane, a leafy mature area just a 7-10 minute walk from Carlow Town centre and only a short 20 minute drive from Kilkenny City or an hour from Dublin. This award-winning Carlow town house is ideal accommodation for both business and pleasure, and is renowned for its product quality.

Trivago National Awards 2019 - Top 10 value for money and alternative accommodation in Ireland.
Trip Advisor Top 25 B&Bs in Ireland - Best Traveller's Choice Award 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020.

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Outstanding hospitality along with quality comfort and convenience are the hallmarks of this four-star Fáilte Ireland approved property, situated on Carlow’s Green Lane, a leafy mature area, just a seven-minute walk from Carlow Town centre.

https://carlowbedandbreakfast.com/

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For more information visit:
https://carlowtourism.com/attraction/altamont-plant-sales-and-walled-garden/

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For more information visit:
https://carlowtourism.com/attraction/altamont-plant-sales-and-walled-garden/

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For more information visit:
https://carlowtourism.com/attraction/altamont-plant-sales-and-walled-garden/

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A visit to Arboretum Inspirational Gardens at Arboretum Home and
Garden Heaven, Leighlinbridge is a treat for the amateur and the
enthusiast alike. These gardens were created to inspire visitors to realise
their own dream gardens. The gardens showcase a variety of planting schemes and garden designs, all of which deliver a wow factor and yet are low maintenance. One of the great joys of gardens is colour and these gardens were designed to make the most of the positive effects of colour on our wellbeing – red for vitality, yellow for contentment, purple for knowledge, and so on. Families will enjoy exploring the African mud hut and spotting the friendly koi who reside in the Arboretum pond.

There is an excellent children’s playground and a maze adjacent to the
Inspirational Gardens. Rachel’s Garden Café has a terrace area located
beside the playground so that while the children play, parents can
enjoy delicious home-cooked food.

Arboretum Home and Garden Heaven,
Kilkenny Road,
Leighlinbridge,
Co. Carlow
https://www.arboretum.ie/

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Commitment to excellent customer service, quality products, unbeatable choice and value for money has earned the Arboretum Home and Garden Heaven the coveted title of Bord Bia Garden Centre of the Year and Best Customer Service Award on numerous occasions.

Arboretum Home and Garden Heaven is far more than a place for the gardening enthusiast. It’s a complete shopping experience; a place to savour the myriad of interesting items dotted throughout the store. Exciting new ventures include a kitchen store, fashion floor and a health and wellness area. An entire day can be devoted to the visit, wandering through the fantastic range of items available, seeking expert advice from friendly staff, visiting Arboretum Inspirational Gardens or enjoying a delicious meal or cup of coffee in the tranquil setting of Rachel’s Garden Café.

Year round the centre is a delight to visit reflecting the changing seasons of the gardener’s world. In winter, the Arboretum becomes a Christmas wonderland with a multitude of decorations and gift ideas while in spring and summer brilliant colours burst from every area of the store.

Arboretum Home and Garden Heaven,
Kilkenny Road,
Leighlinbridge,
Co. Carlow
https://www.arboretum.ie/

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On a ten-acre site, Arboretum Home and Garden Heaven is a complete shopping experience – in addition to the five-star garden centre visitors will find quirky gift ideas, Weber barbecues and accessories, ladies’ fashion, Regatta outdoor wear, kitchenware, homewares and a new health and wellness department.

The award-winning Rachel’s Garden Café at Arboretum is a self and assisted service restaurant which champions Irish and preferably locally sourced produce. Enjoy breakfast (including ‘the full Irish’) from 9 a.m. and lunch including soups (gluten free), salads, daily specials and a roast of the day. The tempting desserts are all made on the premises and special dietary needs are catered for with gluten-, sugar- or dairy-free options. The little ones are kept happy with a children’s menu, indoor and outdoor play areas and a fun maze. Tempting afternoon tea options are available, bookable in advance.

Arboretum Home and Garden Heaven,
Kilkenny Road,
Leighlinbridge,
Co. Carlow
https://www.arboretum.ie/

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Explore the most beautiful and enchanting waterway in Ireland - the River Barrow - by canoe. Families need look no further if it’s adventure and fun you want for your great day out. Go-With-The-Flow are a favourite with those seeking spills and thrills in an action packed event. Qualified guides see you through all the whitewater, over all the weirs and waterfalls and down the rapids of the River Barrow. No experience necessary, all you need is a bunch of friends or family and time to chill. Tailored family learning days, corporate and social club days and individual canoe hire also available.

River lovers can also spend two or three days just idling along the river, stopping off in every little village along the way.

Go With the Flow River Adventures, The River Barrow
W: www.gowiththeflow.ie

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Explore the most beautiful and enchanting waterway in Ireland - the River Barrow - by canoe. Families need look no further if it’s adventure and fun you want for your great day out. Go-With-The-Flow are a favourite with those seeking spills and thrills in an action packed event. Qualified guides see you through all the whitewater, over all the weirs and waterfalls and down the rapids of the River Barrow. No experience necessary, all you need is a bunch of friends or family and time to chill. Tailored family learning days, corporate and social club days and individual canoe hire also available.

River lovers can also spend two or three days just idling along the river, stopping off in every little village along the way.

Go With the Flow River Adventures, The River Barrow
W: www.gowiththeflow.ie

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Explore the most beautiful and enchanting waterway in Ireland - the River Barrow - by canoe. Families need look no further if it’s adventure and fun you want for your great day out. Go-With-The-Flow are a favourite with those seeking spills and thrills in an action packed event. Qualified guides see you through all the whitewater, over all the weirs and waterfalls and down the rapids of the River Barrow. No experience necessary, all you need is a bunch of friends or family and time to chill. Tailored family learning days, corporate and social club days and individual canoe hire also available.

River lovers can also spend two or three days just idling along the river, stopping off in every little village along the way.

Go With the Flow River Adventures, The River Barrow

https://carlowtourism.com/outdoor-activities/go-with-the-flow-river-adventures/

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This Celtic Tree Trail at Blackstairs Eco Trails shows guests the world of the Celts and their reverence for Ireland’s native trees. Watch a specially commissioned 16-minute film showcasing who the Celts were and why they loved their trees.

Why did the Celts categorise groups of trees into Nobles, Commoners, Lower Divisions of the Wood and Bushes of the Wood? Find out about the secrets of the trees on the Celtic Tree Trail with a visit to a specially commissioned Ogham Stone set in 5 acres of young oak .

The high-point of the Celtic Tree Trail involves a visit to each Noble tree (all on the grounds of Blackstairs Eco Trails) where the uses and mythology of each tree as well as the penalty or Díre for cutting down, or damaging a Noble in Celtic Times is recounted. On the Celtic Tree Trail guests receive or sample something very special from the trees - a gift going back thousands of years when Ireland was probably one of the most forested countries in Europe.

These old trees have stories to tell. Stories of our forebears the Celts. Stories of mystery, folklore, tradition and history.

Blackstairs Eco Trails
Killedmond
Borris
Co Carlow
www.blackstairsecotrails.ie

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Situated on the grounds of the Old Rectory, near Borris Town, these traditional shepherds huts are completely private, each with a comfy double bed and 100% cotton bed linen and attractive vintage furniture. They are equipped with central heating and lighting. Each hut has three windows including a half door to look out onto a completely natural wooded area set beneath the Backstairs Mountains. All you will hear is the soft cooing of wood pigeons!

A short walk from the huts less than 100 metres, along a floodlit beech walk, will bring you to the bespoke, environmentally friendly converted barn. The barn dates back to 1831 and has a wet room as well as a separate bathroom with shower, bath and WC.

The main room of the barn has a large wood burning stove with a plentiful supply of timber, a modern kitchen with induction hobs, fridge and good storage space. There is ample seating room.

Handcrafted, long, wooden tables and a well stocked natural history library might whet your appetite to know more about this part of the world. Outside the west end of the Barn is a seating area with tables, benches and a BBQ area. A cosy comfortable loft seating area is a relaxing area to read, and chill out. It also has Wifi.There is ample safe parking for cars and bicycles.

The shepherds huts are surrounded by well-kept grounds and woods. There is a classical Old Rose garden with a stream running through it, a wild flower meadow and a chemical free vegetable garden.

The huts are ideally situated between the mountains and the River Barrow. Blackstairs Ecotrails are located at the foot of Mount Leinster with many walks and attractive cycle routes. The Barrow Track, a continuous tow path which you can walk or cycle on for miles and miles is five kilometres from Blackstairs Ecotrails.

For anyone interested in birds, butterflies or flowers this is the place to be as owners Mary and Robert White run foraging walks and workshops from their base here. The shepherds huts, in the heart of Ireland’s Ancient East are five kilometres from Borris, 35 kilometres from Kilkenny City, 48 kilometres from Waterford and 100 kilometres from Dublin.

Blackstairs Ecotrails has been awarded gold standard by Ecotourism Ireland.

Blackstairs Eco Trails
Killedmond
Borris
Co Carlow
www.blackstairsecotrails.ie

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If you want to know more about the birds, flora, fungi, mammals and butterflies of the Blackstairs Mountains and the River Barrow, then check out Blackstairs Eco Trails, situated close to the town of Borris in south Carlow.

Blackstairs Eco Trails can lead you on a relaxing eco walk – low hills to no hills – and also offer guided hikes, Wild Mushroom Events and The Foraging Hen, an elegant hen party for elegant brides. A bespoke Celtic Tree Trail with accompanying 16 minute film, introduces guests to the wonders of Ireland’s Native Trees.

Recipients of a Gold Standard by Eco Tourism Ireland. See the event calendar on www.blackstairsecotrails.ie

Blackstairs Eco Trails
Killedmond
Borris
Co Carlow
www.blackstairsecotrails.ie

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Eloquently described as an oasis of peace and tranquillity, Delta Sensory Gardens consist of a series of interconnecting gardens of a multi-sensory nature, covering 2.5 acres on the outskirts of Carlow Town. Stroll and admire the beautiful limestone sculptures throughout the gardens, bask in the tranquillity of the water features and marvel at the one–tonne of pink marble floating on a cushion of water. Visitors can now enjoy the delicious food from the on-site Cafe Thyme in the outdoors gardens.

Delta Sensory Gardens and Cafe Thyme,
Strawhall Estate,
Athy Road,
Carlow.
W: www.deltasensorygardens.ie

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Eloquently described as an oasis of peace and tranquillity, Delta Sensory Gardens consist of a series of interconnecting gardens of a multi-sensory nature, covering 2.5 acres on the outskirts of Carlow Town.

Stroll and admire the beautiful limestone sculptures throughout the gardens, bask in the tranquillity of the water features and marvel at the one–tonne of pink marble floating on a cushion of water. Visitors can delight in a mix of formal and informal landscapes.

The gardens offer something for every season, from thousands of daffodils and tulips in spring, to the abundant double flowering gorse in summer and the rustic colour of trees and beech hedges in autumn and winter.

The gardens also boast amazing water features, such as splashing fountains, cascading waterfalls and the kugal, one tonne of pink marble floating on a cushion of water. Delta Centre also has a garden centre that stocks seasonal plants all year around, especially during the summer months with bedding plants and hanging baskets.

Delta Sensory Gardens and Cafe Thyme,
Strawhall Estate,
Athy Road,
Carlow.
W: www.deltasensorygardens.ie

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Café Thyme is a spacious 50+ seater restaurant set in the stunning grounds of Delta Sensory Gardens on the outskirts of Carlow Town. They serve breakfast Monday to Friday and a very extensive and ever changing healthy, tasty, and unique lunch menu is served seven days. Fresh and deliciously different flavoured scones and breads are available daily to eat in or take-away. And not forgetting a range of fabulous sweet treats to enjoy with their popular coffee.

Delta Sensory Gardens and Cafe Thyme,
Strawhall Estate,
Athy Road,
Carlow.
W: www.deltasensorygardens.ie

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The Step House Hotel is a four star boutique hotel located in the picturesque village of Borris, Co. Carlow at the foot of the Mount Leinster and The Blackstairs Mountains. The warm and welcoming atmosphere of the hotel is designed to indulge, relax and unwind. From the original Gothic detailing of the entrance to the restrained opulence of the interior, this is a place to soothe and inspire. Traditional Irish country hospitality is always evident, from delicious home-cooked breakfasts to freshly baked pastries and beautiful homemade scones.

Christmas is big here and the Step House is the perfect location for a relaxing Christmas break.

The Step House Hotel,
Main Street,
Borris,
Co Carlow
W: www.stephousehotel.ie

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Food is at the heart of the Step House Hotel's story and experience.
Based in the historic surroundings of the former dower house for Borris House, The Step House Hotel combines the charm of its Georgian origins with the elegance of a modern boutique establishment. Dining at The Step House Hotel is a truly unforgettable experience. Bar 1808, named after the year that the original part of the building was erected, is traditional in style with a classical mahogany and brass décor.

The chefs here are committed to an ideology of quality food sourcing, with an emphasis on seasonal, local and artisan ingredients. They believe preparing dishes from scratch is essential to keep the art of real cooking
alive.

The quality of food in The Step House Hotel is not confined to dinner. Equal care and attention is taken at all times of the day. Overnight guests waking after a peaceful night in one of the hotel’s luxurious bedrooms can look forward to a sumptuous breakfast. There is a comprehensive buffet with homemade granola, fruit compotes, yoghurts, homemade bread and pastries plus a full Irish breakfast featuring top class local sausages and bacon. Sunday lunch is a speciality.

The Step House Hotel,
Main Street,
Borris,
Co. Carlow
W: www.stephousehotel.ie

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The Step House Hotel has been specifically designed to host the most romantic and personal weddings. The ballroom has been luxuriously tailored to facilitate weddings to accommodate up to 200 guests. The Cellar Restaurant & Cocktail Bar can also cater for small intimate weddings up to 60 guests.

Beautiful crafted French arched doors lead out onto the landscaped garden with Mount Leinster and the Blackstairs Mountains in the distance. This idyllic country setting with its relaxed yet elegant banqueting suite, exceptional cuisine and traditional hospitality will leave friends and family with memories to treasure forever.

Food and wine are of course at the heart of the Step House experience. Cuisine is in the classical French style with individual flair using local ingredients and an emphasis on organic food.

The Step House Hotel,
Main Street,
Borris,
Co. Carlow
W: www.stephousehotel.ie

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Idyllic views of the Killeshin Hills and River Barrow surround the tranquil countryside setting of the Woodford Dolmen Hotel.

Relax in over 80 warmly decorated and restful bedrooms, many providing magnificent views of the hotel’s stunning natural backdrop. It’s convenient exit 6 location off the M9, just an hour’s drive from Dublin Airport, 45 minutes from Waterford City, 20 minutes from Kilkenny City and 5 minutes outside Carlow Town makes it the ideal hub to explore the sights and experiences of Ireland’s Ancient East.

The Plum Tree Bistro is highly renowned for its fabulous traditional Irish and international cuisine along with its friendly staff and welcoming atmosphere. Head Chef Laurence Richards and his dedicated team carefully design seasonal menus to emphasise the goodness of fresh, local produce.
After dinner kick back in the stylish and modern interior of the Dolmen Bar. Soak up the local atmosphere reliving the tales of your day in the company of our friendly staff.

No matter what the occasion, the Woodford Dolmen Hotel in Carlow is the perfect location for a break with friends.
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Kilkenny Road,
Carlow Town, R93 N207
www.woodforddolmenhotel.ie

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Idyllic views of the Killeshin Hills and River Barrow surround the tranquil countryside setting of the Woodford Dolmen Hotel.

Relax in over 80 warmly decorated and restful bedrooms, many providing magnificent views of the hotel’s stunning natural backdrop. It’s convenient exit 6 location off the M9, just an hour’s drive from Dublin Airport, 45 minutes from Waterford City, 20 minutes from Kilkenny City and 5 minutes outside Carlow Town makes it the ideal hub to explore the sights and experiences of Ireland’s Ancient East.

The Plum Tree Bistro is highly renowned for its fabulous traditional Irish and international cuisine along with its friendly staff and welcoming atmosphere. Head Chef Laurence Richards and his dedicated team carefully design seasonal menus to emphasise the goodness of fresh, local produce.
After dinner kick back in the stylish and modern interior of the Dolmen Bar. Soak up the local atmosphere reliving the tales of your day in the company of our friendly staff.

A great location for a relaxing, revitalising and romantic stay!

Kilkenny Road
Carlow Town R93 N207
www.woodforddolmenhotel.ie

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Idyllic views of the Killeshin Hills and River Barrow surround the tranquil countryside setting of the Woodford Dolmen Hotel.

Relax in over 80 warmly decorated and restful bedrooms, many providing magnificent views of the hotel’s stunning natural backdrop. It’s convenient exit 6 location off the M9, just an hour’s drive from Dublin Airport, 45 minutes from Waterford city, 20 minutes from Kilkenny city and 5 minutes outside Carlow town make it the ideal hub to explore the sights and experiences of Ireland’s Ancient East.

Eight family rooms give more space when you need it. All family rooms come with a double and single bed as standard and cots are available free of charge (please request when booking). An in-house cinema, available at selected times during the year is always a winner with parents and kids. Kids can run around the extensive grounds and enjoy the hotel's own fairy garden “An Draíocht Glen” while Mums and Dads catch up on the day’s news. Participating in the Irish Hotel Federation’s “Food for Kids Initiative” means committing to offering a kids menu which includes healthy options and family favourites.
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Kilkenny Road,
Carlow Town, R93 N207
www.woodforddolmenhotel.ie

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Mary O’ Neill makes small, delicate pieces of the famous Irish Carrickmacross Lace from her studio in Carrigslaney, close to Altamont Gardens. All pieces are designed by Mary featuring Irish symbols including the Shamrock and Claddagh. With a life long interest in lace making this film is a fascinating watch and a great opportunity to learn more about this stunning craft. A workbook covering the art of Carrickmacross Lace along with several of Mary's pieces can be viewed on www.thelacegallery.com

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Carrigslaney,
Kilbride,
Ballon,
Co. Carlow
https://www.thelacegallery.com/

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Mary O’ Neill makes small, delicate pieces of the famous Irish Carrickmacross Lace from her studio in Carrigslaney, close to Altamont Gardens. All pieces are designed by Mary featuring Irish symbols including the Shamrock and Claddagh. Each piece of her work is signed, dated and numbered and is presented as a framed wall piece that makes an attractive gift for any home. Watch the film to find out more about this delicate and stunning craft.

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Carrigslaney,
Kilbride,
Ballon,
County Carlow
https://www.thelacegallery.com/

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JJ Kavanagh & Sons, established in 1919 is 100% Irish owned and is the largest privately owned coach company in Ireland today. JJ Kavanagh & Sons was the first bus service to operate to IT Carlow.

At the heart of Carlow Town is a thriving third level sector including Carlow IT and Carlow College, St Patricks. Services on offer from JJ Kavanagh make it a viable choice to study at excellent third level colleges while continuing to reside at home.
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https://jjkavanagh.ie/

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JJ Kavanagh & Sons, established in 1919 is 100% Irish owned and is the largest privately owned coach company in Ireland today. The company operates regular inter-county services (Monday – Friday) between Carlow, Tullow, Rathvilly, Baltinglass and Hacketstown as well as a Carlow – Portlaoise service via Athy, and Carlow – Kilkenny twice daily. All coaches offer free Wi-Fi, extra comfort seats and free charging points. You can get even better value when booking your ticket online by availing of 10% off at www.jjkavanagh.ie

Listen to Jimmy and his experience of being a bus driver for JJ Kavanagh & Sons. His job connects him to the whole county and what a friendly person to meet on your trip!.
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https://jjkavanagh.ie/

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JJ Kavanagh & Sons, established in 1919 is 100% Irish owned and is the largest privately owned coach company in Ireland today. The company provides 26 services daily to/from Carlow and Dublin City/Dublin Airport. Pick-up/drop-off points include Carlow Coach Park (Barrack Street), Dublin Airport (Coach Park, Zone 16) and Dublin City (Ulster Bank, Georges Quay).
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https://jjkavanagh.ie/

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Equinox Education Services (EES) is a multi award-winning Carlow-based company with over 20 years experience of providing immersive, tailor-made educational and cultural experiences in Carlow and nationwide for individuals and groups, that are designed to enrich each participant’s journey towards learning a new culture or improving their language ability within safe and secure environments.

Equinox Education Services welcomes students from over 25 countries worldwide to learn Ireland’s culture and language. It is a fun, trusted and dependable school with many different programmes to suit your individual needs.

All of the students benefit from an immersive host family experience and classes that provide for a structured approach to cultural learning, organised activities and excursions. Equinox award-winning junior summer camps in Carlow offer international visitors specialised programmes such as Teen Entrepreneur, Soft Skill Development, English and Irish Culture etc. Since 2020 Cambridge First and Advanced Certificate Prep courses are also offered as well as a range of global on-line interactive programmes.


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Carlow Gateway Business Centre,
Athy Rd,
Strawhall,
Carlow,
R93 C7P6
https://equinoxlearnabroad.com/

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Equinox Education Services (EES) is a multi award-winning Carlow-based company with over 20 years experience of providing immersive, tailor-made educational and cultural experiences in Carlow and nationwide for individuals and groups, that are designed to enrich each participant’s journey towards learning a new culture or improving their language ability within safe and secure environments.

All of the students benefit from an immersive host family experience and classes that provide for a structured approach to cultural learning, organised activities and excursions. Equinox award-winning junior summer camps in Carlow offer international visitors specialised programmes such as Teen Entrepreneur, Soft Skill Development, English and Irish Culture etc. Since 2020 Cambridge First and Advanced Certificate Prep courses are also offered as well as a range of global on-line interactive programmes.

Equinox Education Services welcomes students from over 25 countries worldwide to learn Ireland’s culture and language. It is a fun, trusted and dependable school with many different programmes to suit your individual needs.
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Carlow Gateway Business Centre,
Athy Road,
Carlow,
R93 C7P6
https://equinoxlearnabroad.com/

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Take a look behind the scenes at one of Ireland’s craft brewing pioneers, Seamus O' Hara, founder of Carlow Brewing Company who has created one of the finest ranges of craft beers in Ireland. Celebrating 25 years in 2021, the Carlow Brewing Company owned by the O’Hara family, brew the critically acclaimed O’Hara’s Irish craft beer range, Falling Apple Cider and Craigies Cider. Led by tradition and inspired by nature, Seamus O' Hara and his team continue to revive the old and discover new craft beer styles. O’Hara’s craft beers are available nationwide in Ireland and in over 35 countries around the world in pubs, restaurants and off-licences - a local company with a truly international footprint.
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Carlow Brewing Company,
Muine Bheag Business Park,
Royal Oak Road,
Bagenalstown,
Co. Carlow
https://www.carlowbrewing.com/

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Take a look behind the scenes at one of Ireland’s craft brewing pioneers at Carlow Brewing Company. Celebrating 25 years in 2021, the Carlow Brewing Company owned by the O’Hara family, brew the critically acclaimed O’Hara’s Irish craft beer range, Falling Apple Cider and Craigies Cider. Inspired by their brewing heritage and embracing modern Ireland, the O’Hara’s brewing team continue to revive the old and discover new craft beer styles. O’Hara’s craft beers are available nationwide in Ireland and in over 35 countries around the world in pubs, restaurants and off-licences - a local company with a truly international footprint.

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Carlow Brewing Company,
Muine Bheag Business Park,
Royal Oak Road,
Bagenalstown,
Co. Carlow R21 H960
https://www.carlowbrewing.com/

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Take a look at the four key ingredients and award-winning procedure that creates a range of beers that sets them apart from others. Celebrating 25 years in 2021, the Carlow Brewing Company owned by the O’Hara family, brew the critically acclaimed O’Hara’s Irish craft beer range, Falling Apple Cider and Craigies Cider. Inspired by their brewing heritage and embracing modern Ireland, the O’Hara’s brewing team continue to revive the old and discover new craft beer styles. O’Hara’s craft beers are available nationwide in Ireland and in over 35 countries around the world in pubs, restaurants and off-licences - a local company with a truly international footprint.

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Carlow Brewing Company,
Muine Bheag Business Park,
Royal Oak Road,
Bagenalstown
Co. Carlow
https://www.carlowbrewing.com/

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