IN 2014 THE Carlow senior footballers finished bottom of the NFL Division 4 with a total of three points.
Three league campaigns and a managerial swap later, they’ve been promoted to Division 3 for the first time ever.
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The current boss, Turlough O’Brien has a deep-running love for Carlow, stemming from his days as a teenager delivering the post from the county board to clubs around the county on his bike.
After a substantial league campaign, they now take on Louth in Portlaoise tomorrow, hoping to follow on from last year’s championship run – their best in 73 years.
Turlough O’Brien’s book ‘Cycling South Leinster: Great Road Routes’ is available online here.
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IN 2014 THE Carlow senior footballers finished bottom of the NFL Division 4 with a total of three points.
Three league campaigns and a managerial swap later, they’ve been promoted to Division 3 for the first time ever.
The current boss, Turlough O’Brien has a deep-running love for Carlow, stemming from his days as a teenager delivering the post from the county board to clubs around the county on his bike.
After a substantial league campaign, they now take on Louth in Portlaoise tomorrow, hoping to follow on from last year’s championship run – their best in 73 years.
Turlough O’Brien’s book ‘Cycling South Leinster: Great Road Routes’ is available online here.
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