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Carlow Nationalist — Council to carry out an upgrade of the public lighting system across Carlow

By Suzanne Pender A PUBLIC lighting plan for the county was approved at the January meeting of Carlow County Council. Council engineer for lighting, Noel Dillon…

Carlow Nationalist — PPN's invaluable work outlined at meeting

By Suzanne Pender THE “invaluable” work of Carlow Public Participation Network (PPN) was outlined at a recent meeting of Carlow County Council.

Carlow Nationalist — Uncut hedgerows are causing a real problem

By Suzanne Pender A CO Carlow landowner was confronted by gardaí when he attempted to cut what he felt was a dangerous, overgrown hedge. This and other problems…

Carlow Nationalist — Answers sought to the scourge of illegal dumping

By Suzanne Pender THE council must “strike a balance” when incidents of illegal dumping occur and “give people the opportunity to do the right thing and clean…

Carlow Nationalist — Innovative Carlow river project could see fish stocks rise

FISH stocks could be on the rise in the River Barrow if a local river restoration project proves successful. The Powerstown River Restoration…

Carlow Nationalist — New Carlow bus service has no stop signs

A LONG-AWAITED bus service for south Carlow has no bus stop signs or shelters. The new Carlow/New Ross (887) bus service, which stops in Bagenalstown, Borris…

Carlow Nationalist — Pupils are walking through sewage on their way to school

By Suzanne Pender SCHOOLCHILDREN walking through sewage on public footpaths is “not acceptable”, but that’s exactly what’s happening in Leighlinbridge.

Carlow Nationalist — Cllr Tommy Kinsella elected new chair of Bagenalstown MD

By Elizabeth Lee Councillor Tommy Kinsella has just been elected as cathaoirleach to the Bagenalstown Municipal District. Cllr Kinsella was elected to the…

Homes, businesses will flood - Callan river works deemed 'not cost viable'

'Disappointed is an understatement' say local councillors