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Location: Carlow county
The poem is in praise of the great bishop known as JKL.

Location: County Carlow
Luke regisrters the disgust felt throughout the country at the killings by English troops in Croke Park on 'Bloody Sunday@.

Location: West Carlow, Barrow The title says it all: looking back at a way of life and of work that are gone, the Barrow boys are no more. The author, Kit Ennis, was a lock keeper at Tinnahinch lock (Graiguenamanagh) in the 1920s.

Location: Carlow town
Tribute to the great Eire Og team of the early 1990s

The reflection could be applied to thousands of wasted lives, in thousands of wars. In this case the 'casualty' was a young local man, another victim of wars made by others.
The grave is situated in Leagh cemetery, not far from Graigue, Carlow.

Location: Carlow east, Bunclody
The author remembers the events of a fair day in Bunclody

Theme: Pride in place. Written by W. O'Neill, describing the Carlow scenery, particularly by the banks of the Barrow

Location: Carlow south
The poet remembers the joys of being by the Barrow

Location: Carlow town
The poet records his reflections on the castle.

Location: Carlow county
Brendan reflects on the mysterious history of the Dolmen, and its affect on him.