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FOLLOWING ITS world premiere production last year, the smash hit sell-out show Guerilla Days in Ireland is now coming to the Town Hall Theatre. It tells the gripping story of Tom Barry, legendary commander of the IRA’s West Cork Flying Column in the War of Independence. The play is adapted by Neil Pearson from Barry’s classic memoir, Guerilla Days in Ireland, published in 1949 and one of the finest first-hand accounts of this momentous period in Irish history.

Insider has noted the reaction of people of the political persuasion of Declan Ganley to the idea of Galway erecting a monument (at no cost to the taxpayers) to Che Guevara and it prompted him to pen the following in response to Mr Ganley’s slurs that Guevara was a “mass murderer”, just to set it in context.

Carlow local authorities has become the latest local authority body to be awarded the prestigious CPD (Continuing Professional Development) accreditation from Engineers Ireland.

Carlow Town car free day which took place on Monday was a colourful affair which drew attention to the fact that we need to be aware of our carbon footprint and be more economical with our use of fuel.

The Irish eBay website teamed up with both the Carlow Country Enterprise Board and County Carlow Chamber to host their second eBay.ie Academy workshop ‘Beyond the Basics of Selling on eBay.ie’ workshop last week.

Two infrastructural schemes seen as vital in combating future flooding in Carlow town are set to go ahead following the resolution of problems experienced during the tendering process.

Carlow’s town councillors are putting pressure on the county’s new manager, to explore the possibility of extending the town boundary.

Carlow local authorities were commended for three projects at Chambers Ireland’s fifth annual Excellence in Local Government Awards, at a ceremony held on November 6.

Carlow people have done their county proud in keeping their premises, housing estates, and homes clean and pretty for this year’s ‘Pride of Place’ competition.

Carlow County Council is coming under mounting pressure to speed up its roadwork improvements after a school bus driver refused to travel down one rural road because of potholes.