Experience a charming boat tour with Riverboat Adventures along the River Barrow from Graiguenamanagh. Enjoy an open boat excursion in a 12-seater boat along this meandering, unspoilt and uncrowded waterway.
St Mullins Bike Hire offers a convenient and eco-friendly way to discover this beautiful sixth century ecclesiastical site and it’s surrounding area. A
wide range of high-quality bikes are available to suit all preferences and skill levels. Friendly and knowledgeable staff are always ready to assist
in selecting the perfect bike and providing local insights on the best routes and attractions to explore.
The business is located in a picturesque setting, with easy access to scenic trails and paths along the River Barrow and surrounding countryside.
This E-bike scheme provides a more sustainable alternative to car usage whilst also enabling a convenient and safe means of transport around Carlow Town.
Carlow Golf Club is an inland links, laid out in a former wild deer park over undulating terrain with numerous elevated tees, several excellent dog-legs and small slick putting surfaces. Extensive, mature woods are a strong feature in a pleasant countryside setting where the unusually sandy soil has the bonus of allowing year round play. The course is rated among the top 20 Championship Courses in Ireland.
If you want to relax and enjoy the fantastic scenery along the River Barrow surrounded by the history that makes Bagenalstown so beautiful, there is no better way to do it than with a trip onboard An Bád Keppel.
Explore the most beautiful and enchanting waterway in Ireland 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.
Located in Graiguecullen, Co. Carlow, facilities include a 25 metre deck level heated pool along with a spacious heated toddler pool. There is also a Sauna & Steam room, several family changing cubicles, coffee shop and free car parking. Disability facilities include showers, toilet, changing area, and pool hoist.
Tracing its way from Mount Leinster in Carlow to Bangor in County Down, across Ireland and eight countries of Europe to Bobbio in Northern Italy, the Colomban Way is inspired by St. Colombanus, a 6th century monk and pilgrim who was born in the shadow of Mount Leinster, near the village of Myshall.