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A free tour of a Carlow tourist attraction is being made available as part of the Pan Celtic International Festival.
The guided tour of Carlow County Museum takes place at 12pm noon today (Friday April 14), with part of the tour looking at the Borris Lace exhibition.
The festival - held between April 11 and April 16 in Carlow - is a celebration of the cultural links between Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Brittany, Cornwall and the Isle of Man, with musicians and choirs, singers, dancers and storytellers from participating Celtic nations coming together to share language and culture.
Don't forget!
— Carlow County Museum (@CarlowCountyMus) April 14, 2023
For @PanCelticCarlow we will have a Free Guided Tour of the Museum today, Friday 14th April at 12 noon. Part of the tour will look at the @BorrisLace exhibition.
Pop in and See What You Are Missing!#CarlowHistory #PanCelticCarlow #Lacemakers pic.twitter.com/Igwy6ciObH
Anyone interested in attending the tour can stop by the museum to avail of the free event.
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