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Tullow sparky Gary in Screwfix national final - News - Carlow Nationalist (opens the original)
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TULLOW electrician Gary O’Neill has secured a place at the national final of Screwfix Top Tradesperson 2026. Gary will go head-to-head with nine other tradespeople from across the UK and Ireland at the finals later this month. The winner will take home a €20,000 prize bundle of tools, tech and training. “I am very proud to have secured a place in the final of Screwfix Top Tradesperson 2026,” said Gary. If he wins, he wants to use the platform to encourage more open conversations about mental hea
Big increase in women seeking protection orders in Carlow and Kilkenny - News - Carlow Nationalist (opens the original)
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THE number of women who sought protection orders from courts in Carlow and Kilkenny increased by almost one-third in 2025, according to Amber Refuge’s annual report, while the domestic abuse support organisation has projected a €70,000 funding gap by the end of the year. The report prompted Sinn Féin MEP for Ireland South, Kathleen Funchion, to call for sufficient funding for domestic violence services so that they have the resources to support every woman and child who seeks help. Nearly 100 wo
Digital skills camp clicked with kids - News - Carlow Nationalist (opens the original)
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FORMER Tyndall College student Conor Joyce Byrne first went to the DDen digital skills summer camps five years ago. Now aged 19 and having done all the camps on offer, he is starting a course in engineering technology at Carlow Institute of Further Education, hoping to advance into a robotics degree the following year. The camp’s founder, Dr Immanuel Darkwa, describes Conor’s story as one of the “great stories” of the camps, which he founded as a way of “bringing students together and teaching t
Carlow duo saved the sight of hundreds of Kenyan people - News - Carlow Nationalist (opens the original)
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BERNARD Jennings and Brendan Harding, who in 2007 set up the Asante charity to deliver optometry treatment to people in Kenya, sat down to discuss their philanthropic deeds in Carlow Methodist church recently. It was also a way of remembering Sr Goretti Ward, the former matron of Carlow District Hospital and Bethany House, who died in Dublin on 31 October 2025. After 20 years of delivering babies in Carlow, Sr Goretti had to retire. She found that "her skills were well sought after and appreciat
SETU launches advocacy certificate for family carers - News - Carlow Nationalist (opens the original)
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SOUTH-East Technological University (SETU) has launched a new Level 6 advocacy certificate for family carers in collaboration with the All-Ireland Institute of Hospice and Palliative Care (AIIHPC). The fully-funded programme has been designed to develop participants’ understanding of advocacy while providing practical skills in communication, leadership, rights, responsibilities and influencing positive change. It will be delivered flexibly online, allowing carers to access higher education whil
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