DescriptionCounty Carlow slate wall plaque. Carlow lies in the sunny South East of Ireland,in the province of Leinster. The name Carlow derives from the Irish Ceathar loch meaning four lakes. The river Barrow is the second longest river in Ireland at 119 miles long and runs through Carlow town. The county has many important heritage sites .The Brownhill dolmen is the largest dolmen in Ireland with a capstone of 100 tons. The Carlow county crest features the crests of the Butler families.Lords of this area. This slate wall plaque was designed and hand sculpted by Colm Mc Cann in studio. The Carlow crest is hand cast in a coldcast brass finish and mounted onto a slate wall hanging plaque 125mm x125mm in size. This gift is perfect for anyone who has Carlow ancestry.
