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Thursday

The family of a Bagenalstown man was left on tenterhooks again this week when the man charged in connection with the death of one of their own, had his case further adjourned.

The Bagenalstown man and his wife who were awarded US$18m (€11.3m) in a punitive damages settlement in the US last month may never see the money.

A Bagenalstown family was forced to temporarily leave their home after being threatened by a group of travellers, according to the Cathaoirleach of Muine Bheag Town Council Arthur McDonald.

The Bagenalstown man and his wife who were awarded $18m (€11.3m) in a punitive damages settlement in the US this summer may now never see the money.

Saturday

New Oak maintained their whirlwind start to the season as they claimed top spot in the Carlow People premier division with a 3-1 defeat of Hanover Harps to end their opponents unbeaten start to the season. Parkville United are the only remaining team in the premier division with a 100 per cent record as they made it three wins from three matches defeating league champions Crettyard United 3-1.

Sunday

Carlow anglers had a successful day in the Leinster angling competition. The day’s event took place in O’Brien’s Bridge, Shannon on Sunday last. The following are results from the competition:

It was homecomings galore as Paralympic hero Gabriel Shelly took the plaudits on his return to Carlow and Kilkenny last week.