Shamrock (irish seamróg) is a three-leaf clover ☘ a symbol of Ireland. According to legend, Saint Patrick used it by showing this plant as one stem with three leaves to depict the essence of the Holy Trinity. On St. Patrick’s (17th March), shamrock is worn in lapel clothes by Irish people around the world. It […]
Read MoreNow it is one of the sad and derelict, historic buildings in Carlow Town. Deighton Memorial Hall is located on the corner of Burrin Street and Kennedy Avenue. It was built around the mid 1700′s. Half of the building was demolished in the 1920′s in order to install bathrooms and a kitchen. The building has […]
Read MoreJaguars, Cadillacs, Chevrolets, Rolls Royces, Mustangs, Mercedeses … Shows of classic and vintage cars such as the one organized by Carlow Vintage and Classic Motor Club are popular in Ireland. Clubs associating the owners of classic and vintage cars are in many irish towns each County. There are many owners and lovers of classic and […]
Read MoreBeside the River Slaney Bridge in the town of Tullow is located small museum. Tullow Museum is housed in an attractive, stone built, former Methodist Church at the River Slaney Bridge. The Museum features a splendid collection of artefacts reflecting local history, in particular Fr. Murphy’s connection with the town, including what are alleged to […]
Read MoreSecond largest town after Carlow town in County Carlow, Ireland is Tullow. Tullow in irish An Tulach, meaning ‘The Mound’, formerly Tulach Ó bhFéidhlim. It is a small market town located on the River Slaney Valley in the midst of rich, fertile agricultural land, where the N81 road intersects with the R725. Tullow is located […]
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