Carlow Castle

A rare four-towered Norman keep built by William Marshal between 1207–1213, now preserved as a striking ruin and National Monument in the center of Carlow.

St Mary s Church of Ireland

It is the third Church of Ireland church to have been built

Liberty Tree

This sculpture was made by artist John Behan to commemorate the 1798 rebellion in Carlow Town sits on a circular plinth with a fountain.

Cathedral of the Assumption

The cathedral is located in the city of Carlow. It was dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in 1833.

Croppies Grave

 This site is commemorated with a replica high cross. The battle took place in the vicinity of the Liberty Tree.

Carlow Town Park and playground

Playground and park on the banks of the Barrow River It is the second largest park in Carlow after Oak Park.

Carlow Castle

acient ruined castle in the heart of city

Carlow Town Hall

Traditional Victorian building The town hall remains the center of local government in Carlow.

Brownshill Portal Tomb Dolmen

Brownshill Dolmen This impressive megalithic tomb is believed to be the largest in Europe. It weighs about 150 tons, located 3 km east of Carlow.

Carlow Courthouse

The best of 19th century ancient Greek revivalist architecture. 

Carlow County Museum

Altamont Gardens

Altamont Gardens

Carlow County Museum

Dunluce Castle

The ruined medieval castle in Northern Ireland.

Church of The Annunciation

Marvel at the divine symphony of architectural grandeur within Ireland's churches