Council vote to begin rezoning Braun eyesore
THE September meeting of Carlow County Council voted to begin rezoning the vacant Braun site from industrial to enterprise and employment.
The meeting heard that...
Research finds link to sleep and bad health
Researchers in Trinity have identified a possible link between sleep deprivation among older adults and poor health.
The study also found that people aged 50...
€20,000 to mend broken lights
IT would take €20,000 to replace up to 30 public lights in Tullow. The lights have not worked in nearly three years.
The matter was...
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Take Eggs Beyond Brunch with Bord Bia
Bord Bia and the Irish Egg Association are calling on chefs to celebrate the versatility of eggs on their menus
5th April: Bord Bia and the Irish...
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€1million fund for elderly citizens
THE Minister with responsibility for Mental Health and Older People, Jim Daly TD, has launched a new Community and Voluntary Support Scheme which will...
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Special school cover of €3k is now €13,500!
A CARLOW Special Needs school has seen its insurance premium “sky-rocket” from €3,000 to €13,500, according to Senator Jennifer Murnane O’Connor who raised the...
Older people should have choice
ALONE estimate that at any one time 20% of older people require some level of support intervention.
In our experience, there needs to be...
Emma (13) in the kindest cut of all for sick children
A 13-YEAR-OLD girl, Emma Hogan from Palatine, Carlow town has been nominated for an award in recognition of her outstanding compassion and generosity.
Emma...
Council to reassess homeless situation in county
THE County Council are carrying out a summary of social housing assessments in order to establish the extent of the need as of June...
Don’t ignore the signs of heart failure, warn Michael Lyster and the Irish Heart...
The Irish Heart Foundation, supported by Novartis, today launched nationwide public awareness campaign for heart condition that affects 90,000 people in Ireland1
New research reveals...
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‘State-of-the-art’ ICT upgrades benefit four Carlow libraries
Some four public libraries in Carlow have benefitted significantly from a technology investment to support local people to learn and develop digital skills, a...
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