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Carlow as a Stag Destination

Planning a Stag Party? Check out all Carlow has to offer. Situated in the east of Ireland, it’s within great commuting distance of Dublin, Kilkenny or Waterford, making it ideal for those looking for a meet-up spot. Whether you are looking for a great night out or a fun-filled day of activities, we recommend Carlow as a Stag Destination.

Carlow Activities

Carlow is one of those great towns that is big enough to offer excellent choices but small enough to feel accessible. Thanks to Carlow IT, there are plenty of students, which means loads of bars, nightlife, and craic to be had. There are tonnes of activities as well, from hiking on the Blackstairs Mountains to water sports on the River Barrow, 5-a-side football, golf, and the Stag Party favourites of paintball and Karting. This is one of the many reasons why we recommend a Carlow Stag Party.

Carlow Accomidation

Carlow is a very Stag party friendly town and offers a wide range of accommodations to suit all budgets. Making a weekend out of visiting Carlow can be a tempting option. The area offers scenery as well as local history to enjoy. A great idea for when you’ve worn yourself out from all the activities and nightlife Carlow has to offer.

Carlow Nightlife

A Carlow Stag Party is perfect for a group who loves out as Carlow is well known for its nightlife. You don’t have to be from Carlow or even from Leinster to have heard of The Foundry and the legendary nights that go one there. From great nightclubs to small Irish pubs, Carlow nightlife makes this a great spot for an Irish stag party.

So lads, this has been Carlow as a Stag Destination.

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Written by:

Kate

Kate is an expert on hen party and stag party planning and organisation. Kate has regularly appeared in the media in Ireland discussing the topic of hen parties. On the television - from Nationwide, Dragons Den, The Midday Show, TV3 guest appearance and many more. To the radio - Today FM and 2FM in particular - on top of all the regional stations. And of course the papers - from the Irish Times, Irish Independent, Irish Examiner, Daily Mail but to name a few. She has been an Image Entrepreneur of the year finalist plus the first female to secure investment on the first series of Irish Dragons Den. Kate is a passionate mentor for a number of Cork Local Enterprise Offices and has completed a BSc (Business Information Systems) Degree at University College Cork where she now sits on the University College Cork Ignite Advisory Board. She is a member of the Ernest & Young Winning Women European group and sits on DWENs International Advisory Board (Dells Women Entrepreneur Network) .

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