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The stunning Barrow Valley region, which straddles the border of Kilkenny and Carlow, will take centre stage on national television this week as RTÉ Nationwide showcases the area's natural beauty and attractions.
Airing this Friday, April 18 at 7pm on RTÉ One, the programme highlights some of the best things to see and do along the River Barrow, including scenic trails, outdoor adventures, and heritage hotspots.
We are in the Barrow Valley exploring some of the things to see and do on the Carlow / Kilkenny border on #RTENationwide Friday 18th April on @RTEOne at 7pm @waterways_Irl @carlowtourism @LoveKilkenny @CarlowHour @CWnationalist @Carlow_Co_Co @KKPeopleNews @beat102103 @kilkenny RT pic.twitter.com/2IxOBHTvkp
— RTÉ Nationwide (@RTENationwide) April 17, 2025
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It’s a welcome spotlight for local tourism, with the Kilkenny heritage town of Graignamanagh expected to feature prominently, alongside the nearby Carlow villages of Borris and St Mullin's.
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