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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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A number of Carlow services are set to remain closed following a weekend of snow and ice across the country.
A number of offices and services will not be available to members of the public.
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A number of services include:
Carlow Courts Services saying:
"Notice of Closure of Carlow Court Office on Tuesday 7 January, 2025
Please note that due to adverse weather conditions in Carlow, Carlow Court Office will be closed to the public on Tuesday 7 January, 2025.
In consultation with the Judge, the court that was scheduled to take place on Tuesday 7, 2025 will now take place on Wednesday 8 January, 2025."
Carlow Institute on Tuesday the 6th of January
EBS Offices in Carlow
Kernanstown Recycling Centre
Powerstown Civic Amenity Site
Tyndall College
St Mary's Knockbeg College
Carlow Regional Youth Services
St Joseph's Carlow
With a number of schools and other services in Carlow likely to remain closed for the day on Tuesday the 7th of January 2025.
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