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05 Sept 2025
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|Photo: Deric Ó h'Artagáin on Facebook
Ireland AM weather man Deric Ó h'Artagáin has posted a video to his social media channels announcing that he will be taking part in a road trip around Carlow and doing the weather from various locations around the County in the upcoming few days.
In a video release to his Facebook page titled "Hello from beautiful Carlow" Deric announces he is doing the road trip and is starting in Tullow.
He goes on to say:
"Hello everyone and happy Monday, we are in a beautiful part of the country. It's Tullow, County Carlow. We're on a road trip down here across the county over the next couple of days."
"We're visiting Ballon tomorrow, and then we are off to another a part of the county. We're checking out the beautiful River Slaney, just behind me here, just on the bridge. Such a gorgeous spot, we have a glorious sun set."
"So we are going to live from County Carlow over the next couple of days, so we hope you tune in nice and early from 7 and we'll be broadcasting from here right across the day. Sending lots of love from Carlow!"
The full video will be linked below the article and you can follow Deric's trip across Carlow by following that video to his Facebook page:
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