This year the famous landmarks (St. Patrick’s Carlow College and VISUAL Centre for Contemporary Art & The George Bernard Shaw Theatre) in Carlow Town turned green for St. Patrick’s Day. For the second successive year Covid-19 and its related restrictions ruling out parades, festivals and even the smallest of gatherings. But all over the world, […]
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In Poland we have a tradition of serving twelve dishes at Christmas Eve. In Ireland, the number twelve is also associated with Christmas, but a bit different … Ireland is a land of whiskey and land of numerous pubs. Therefore there is a yearly tradition called “12 Pubs of Christmas.” 12 Pubs of Christmas has […]
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Counties Museums covers 13 objects throughout Ireland, their role is to collect, store, document and present the historical and cultural heritage of individual counties. Carlow County Museum is the newest County Museum in Ireland, opened in 2012. It is located in a former monastery in the very centre of Carlow Town. This museum was designated […]
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‘Made in Carlow‘ showcasing unique and original local arts & crafts. It is art gallery, arts and crafts shop and gifts shop. ‘Made in Carlow‘ is located at 139 Tullow Street, Carlow Town, right next to Carlow Fringe Arts Festival HQ. It is open 10am – 6pm. Full of stunning and fabulous local artwork and […]
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Annual Photographic Exhibition ‘Exposure 16’ organized by Carlow Photographic Society. Throughout the week of 1st – 9th of June on 43 Tullow Street, Carlow Town. Opposite the Carlow Library next to Whites Chemist. Great exhibition well worth a visit and get a glimpse of the Carlow Photographic Society members exhibition pictures. This year members are […]
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Photo walk through the streets of Carlow on sunny Sunday, 26th of May 2019. Dublin Street, Tullow Street, Tully`s Bar, view from Burrin Bridge for Carlow Castle, Art street, St Mary Church of Ireland, bughotel, Scraggs Alley Pub, The Tullow Gate Wetherspoon.
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