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Carlow Castle was built early in the 13th century, replacing an earlier earth and timber construction on the same site. The castle was built as a classic four-towered keep - a large rectangular body with drum towers at each corner. Today only part of the structure remains, the west wall with two original towers, the rest is in ruins. The castle is free to visit and includes some information panels.

Carlow Castle (Irish: Caisleán Cheatharlach) is the ruins of a castle built between 1207 and 1213 in Carlow, Ireland. It is located on the banks of the River Barrow. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlow_Castle

Milford Lock is a gorgeous spot along the river featuring a green park and ruins of the old mill.

This beautiful stone arch will be sure to catch your eye as you run along The Barrow Way. It was built in the 15th-century as a barrier between the forest and the river and then re-built in the 19th-century as the entrance to Clogrennane Castle, however is now stood as ruins.

Impressive 18th-century building mill along the banks of the River Barrow. The mill was originally used as a flour mill and malting house and is now used as a watermill.

Beautiful arch situated alongisde the River Barrow built in the 15th-century as a barrier between the forest and the river. The arch was re-built in the 19th-century as the entrance to Clogrennane Castle however is now stood as ruins. Still a lovely place for a photo opportunity and a glance back into history.

Enjoy this short section where the route dips onto The Barrow Way and visits Rathellen Lock. This section between Leighlinbridge and Bagenalstown is particularly beautiful so consider stopping for a break and relaxing by the river.

Leighlinbridge is a wonderful small town on the River Barrow. The focal point is its 14th-century valerian bearded bridge that spans over the river in the centre of town, holding the title of one of the oldest working bridges in Europe.