Also known as the White Church, the oratory at Killoughternane was established in the 10th century on the land where St Fortchern founded a church 500 years earlier. The ruin is simple and roofless, and is located just 7km from Bagenalstown in County Carlow. The oratory is small, measuring 5.5m long and 3.5m wide. It features a rectangular baptismal font in the northeast corner. Close by is Killoughternane well.
Discover the secret life of the Blackstairs Mountains and River Barrow. Learn more about the birds, flora, fungi, mammals and butterflies of these areas with Blackstairs Eco Trails in Borris, County Carlow.
South Leinster Way is a long distance walking route which runs from Kildavin, County Carlow to Carrick-on-Suir in County Tipperary covering 103.6km in length and ascending some 1490 metres.
Visit Huntington Castle in County Carlow, a 1625 garrison on the historically important Wexford to Dublin route. Check out the beautiful gardens, guided tours and family events at this 17th-century house.
Visit The Chocolate Garden of Ireland on the County Carlow Wicklow border. It is a delightful experience for both chocolate and ice cream lovers. Meet the chocolate makers or try chocolate making for yourself.
Immerse yourself in the marvellous Clongrennane woodland in County Carlow, on this lush 2.3km loop in Ireland’s Ancient East.
Set on the grounds of Carlow College, Old Dublin Road, Carlow Town, VISUAL Centre Contemporary Art and George Bernard Shaw Theatre has welcomed thousands of visitors since it was opened in 2009.
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