County Carlow, County in Ireland
County Carlow is known for its rich arable land and picturesque scenery.
The area has been inhabited since Neolithic times, as evidenced by the Brownshill Dolmen site.
Carlow hosts the annual Carlow Arts Festival, celebrating local and national artists.
Carlow town is the administrative center of the county and a key economic hub.
Home to the Blackstairs Mountains, County Carlow offers opportunities for hillwalking and outdoor pursuits.
Location: Leinster
Location: South-East Region, Ireland
Capital city: Carlow
Population: 56875
Website: carlow.ie
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County Carlow is known for its rich arable land and picturesque scenery.
Humewood Castle is a remarkable Gothic-fantasy mansion located in Kiltegan, County Wicklow.
Slievenamon is a notable landmark in County Tipperary, Ireland.
Mount Leinster is the highest peak of the Blackstairs Mountains.
Duckett's Grove was once an opulent great house of the 19th century.
Huntington Castle is nestled in the charming village of Clonegal.
Carlow Castle is a national monument located in Carlow, Ireland.
Brownshill Dolmen has the largest capstone of its kind in Europe.
Lisnavagh House is a Tudor Gothic country house located in County Carlow.
Woodstock Estate is a historic Irish estate featuring vast gardens and architectural grandeur.
