One man dead and another in serious condition after early morning three-car collision
21/10/2021
21/10/2021
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Cycling is a great skill that all children should learn
A Learn to Cycle Camp for 6-7year olds will take place on August 21, 22 and 23 from 11am - 12:15pm at Carlow College St Patrick's.
Inclusive, open to all children 6-7yrs and suitable for children with additional needs.
Children must bring their own bike without stabilisers and parents must stay on site.
Learn to Cycle Camp for 6-7yr olds. Aug 21st, 22nd, 23rd 11am - 12:15pm. Inclusive, open to all children 6-7yrs & suitable for children with additional needs. Must bring own bike without stabilisers. @CarlowCollege Contact details on poster #Carlow #carlowtourism @CarlowLEO pic.twitter.com/MQWJPQghbo
— carlow tourism (@carlowtourism) August 16, 2018
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