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View from The Ridge Drive Commencing near the village of Old Leighlin, the Ridge Drive offers fabulous vistas of Carlow and the surrounding countryside, particularly from the Castlecomer Plateau.
View from The Ridge Drive
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Agricultural scene near Ardattin
Agricultural scene near Ardattin
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Borris viaduct Borris Viaduct is synonymous with Arthur MacMurrough Kavanagh, under whose stewardship the town of Borris prospered in the late 1800's. He instigated the building of the spectacular 16-arch viaduct, situated at the lower end of the town, which carried the now defunct Great Southern and Western Railway Line as it travelled between Bagenalstown and Wexford.
Borris viaduct
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Farming scene near Clonegal With 82,000 hectares devoted to agriculture, Carlow is one of the most intensively farmed counties in the country. Of the total area farmed, 74% is devoted to grass with 26% producing tillage crops, mainly barley
Farming scene near Clonegal
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Clashganny Lock Clashganny Lock, 5km south of Borris on the New Ross Road is one of Carlow's most famous landmarks.
Clashganny Lock
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Clashganny Lock Clashganny Lock, 5km south of Borris on the New Ross Road is one of Carlow's most famous landmarks.
Clashganny Lock
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