Newspapers 1830-1849

Carlow Morning Post

The "Carlow Morning Post" was published originally in Castle Street and later moved to Dublin Street in 1818. Its publisher was Richard Price.

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Carlow Morning Post
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Carlow Morning Post

The "Carlow Morning Post" was published originally in Castle Street and later moved to Dublin Street in 1818. Its publisher was Richard Price.

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Newspaper files held by Carlow County Library listed in chronological order. The "Carlow Morning Post" was published originally in Castle Street and later moved to Dublin Street in 1818. Its publisher was Richard Price. The Carlow Standard was published in Burrin Street. The Carlow Sentinel was first published by Henry Malcomson in Tullow Street, it later moved to Dublin Street and afterwards to Court Place where it was owned by T.H. Carroll. Its last proprietor was George Langran. It was unionist and conservative in bias. The Carlow Standard lasted for a short period and was edited by John Ryan author of "The History and Antiquities of the County of Carlow". The Leinster Independent was printed in Dublin Street. The Leinster Reformer was in existence from 12th October 1839 until 17th July 1841 and was published in Tullow Street.

The Carlow Standard

The Carlow Standard was published in Burrin Street.

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The Carlow Standard
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The Carlow Standard

The Carlow Standard was published in Burrin Street.

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The Carlow Sentinel

The Carlow Sentinel was first published by Henry Malcomson in Tullow Street, it later moved to Dublin Street and afterwards to Court Place where it was owned by T.H. Carroll. Its last proprietor was George Langran. It was unionist and conservative in bias.

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The Carlow Sentinel
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The Carlow Sentinel

The Carlow Sentinel was first published by Henry Malcomson in Tullow Street, it later moved to Dublin Street and afterwards to Court Place where it was owned by T.H. Carroll. Its last proprietor was George Langran. It was unionist and conservative in bias.

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830 Carlow Morning Post

1831 Carlow Morning Post / Carlow Standard

The Carlow Standard

The Carlow Standard was published in Burrin Street.

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1832 Carlow Morning Post / Carlow Standard / Carlow Sentinel

The Carlow Sentinel

The Carlow Sentinel was first published by Henry Malcomson in Tullow Street, it later moved to Dublin Street and afterwards to Court Place where it was owned by T.H. Carroll. Its last proprietor was George Langran. It was unionist and conservative in bias.

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1833 Carlow Morning Post / Carlow Sentinel

1834 Carlow Morning Post / Carlow Sentinel / Leinster Independent