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Carlow County Council has announced that the Clonegal Heritage Audio Trail Project has started in Carlow
Carlow County Council has announced that the Clonegal Heritage Audio Trail Project has started in Carlow, funded under the Town & Village Renewal Scheme.
This is aimed at enriching the visitor experience and celebrating the rich history and stories of Clonegal village.
The project will see the development of an immersive audio trail that guides visitors through Clonegal's significant heritage sites, bringing its past to life through engaging narratives and local voices.
The project is anticipated to be completed within the next three months.
Trevor Winckworth from In Hand Guides Ltd, will be visiting Clonegal on August 12th to kick-start the project supported by Carlow County Council & Carlow Tourism.
This visit will serve as a crucial opportunity for local residents and interested parties to learn more about the project, ask questions, and contribute their insights.
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A key element of the audio trail will be the inclusion of local stories and perspectives. During his visit, Mr. Winckworth will be recording interviews with interested community members, with the aim of weaving their unique narratives and historical accounts into the final audio experience. The project team encourages anyone with stories, memories, or knowledge of Clonegal's heritage to participate.
Carlow County Council, in p/ship with @carlowtourism is delighted to announce the commencement of the Clonegal Heritage Audio Trail Project, a new initiative funded under the Town & Village Renewal Scheme.
— CarlowCountyCouncil (@Carlow_Co_Co) July 31, 2025
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Cllr. Ken Murnane , Cathaoirleach of Carlow County Council said "We are thrilled to bring this innovative audio trail to Clonegal."
"It's a fantastic way to showcase the village's heritage, support local tourism, and provide an engaging experience for both residents and visitors. The involvement of the local community will be vital in making this a truly authentic and captivating trail."
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