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Donegal crooner Daniel with his Carlow sign
Carlow Tourism is endeavouring to have celebrities and Carlow people take snaps of themselves wherever they are with the "fabulous Carlow sign", which are in stock at the Carlow Tourist Office on College Street.
They ask: "If you have a sign we would love for you to bring it on your holidays and send us your picture so we can share it on our social media."
Daniel isn't the first Irish country singer to be snapped with the sign, Nathan Carter has got involved too:
Carlow Tourism said: "It would be great to see the Carlow sign being proudly snapped all over the world at some of the great attractions and places to see.
"The signs are in stock and are €5."
The initative is following on from the launch of Carlow's Justin Kelly and his new album Wrapped in the Yellow Red and Green.
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