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Tullow cruise past Clane

WITH more injuries than a large hospital in recent months, Tullow haven't had the luck needed to force a win. They put all the negatives behind them at the weekend however with a well deserved win over Clane in the first round of the Towns Cup.

Gale force win for Tullow young guns

JOHNNY TOBIN called it from the start. "CYM will dominate the first ten minutes, but then we're going to own it" said the Tullow sub.

Carlow record huge win over Portlaoise

CARLOW'S J1 Rugby side got their highest scoring win of the season at Oakpark on Sunday when they saw off Portlaoise by 31 points.

Tullow emerge victorious from a keenly fought contest

TULLOW Community School V Clonliffe College Dublin. On Wednesday, January 18 Tullow emerged victorious from a keenly fought contest between two well matched sides at the Blackgates, Tullow.

Carlow make Wicklow pay

CARLOW'S Rugby team followed up last week's passion filled derby win over Tullow by taking the scalp of recent league leaders Wicklow on Sunday. This 22 points to 17 win has moved Carlow back towards promotion territory with three matches to go.

Black day for Tullow

TULLOW never got a foothold against Cill Dara on Sunday.

Jackman praises Carlow defence

FORMER Irish international Bernard Jackman praised the Carlow defence: "Good defence by Carlow, we just didn't execute the moves. It was in the balance for a long time, but full credit to Carlow, we didn't play in the last game against them, but now I know I have a team that can do the business".

Heineken Cup heroics

THE ST. FORTCHENS full back and Carlow fanatic can be seen at most sporting events around the county from football, hurling, camoige and even a bit of rugby would you believe.

Scenes of Leinster Joy

JAMES is the son of legendary Kilbride man Jim Foley and the older brother of Darragh. James plays senior football for Kilbride and works for Tayto. 3. Irelands Rugby world cup campaign. Ireland's victory over Australia was the turning point for the Irish Squad as the majority of the media were putting them down. The Irish men played like men possessed that day, which lifted the spirits of the nation once again.

Carlow's Damien Murphy tries to break through the Clondalkin defence.

Late Clondalkin try sinks Carlow

CARLOW 10 CLONDALKIN 14 A LATE late try from sub Paraic Brennan gained a losing bonus point for Carlow when they went down at home by 10 points to 14 against Clondalkin, a team they had beaten 21 -15 in the away fixture last September.

Inside Rugby

Hilarious tales from the sidelines of Carlow sport

Pictures: Week in pictures

In Pictures

Historic postcards Over 6,000 photographs, political prints and portraits from days gone by form part of a project launched at the Linen Hall Library in Belfast. To view collection and buy the images, visit www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/postcards.