Carlow County Fire & Rescue Service have procured two new vehicles to add to their fleet. A Renault HGV combined Hi-AB & Prime Mover, fuelled by HVO which is replacing two ageing vehicles, a 1993 Heavy Diesel Prime Mover HGV and a 1997 Heavy Diesel Hi-Ab Flatbed HGV. This new combined vehicle will be used
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Carlow County Fire & Rescue Service launches fleet of Thermal Imagery Drones to enhance Fire and Rescue Operations.
Carlow Fire Service launches fleet of Thermal Imagery Drones Read More »
Carlow Fire Service provided a Community Fire Safety stand at two Information Roadshows at the Hacketstown Fire Station and Tullow Fire Station.
Carlow Fire Service promote fire safety as part of Information Roadshow Read More »
Yesterday, Sunday 17th August 2025, Carlow County Fire & Rescue Service attended the Tullow Agricultural Show setting up a stand and demonstrations to promote Community Fire Safety.
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Carlow Fire Service were joined by a small herd of Old Irish Goats at Hacketstown Training & Development Centre.
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Carlow County Fire & Rescue Service have delivered their first pilot Transition Year Course Programme at the Hacketstown Training & Development Centre from March 31st to April 4th, 2025.
Carlow Fire Service deliver their first pilot Transition Year Course Programme Read More »
Carlow has become the first county in Ireland to implement a new technology that seeks to protect motorists during emergency incidents.
Carlow Fire and Rescue Service introduce new Driver Alert System Read More »
Carlow County Fire and Rescue service is to launch the first fire engine in the world combining state-of-the-art software with hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO). In July, Carlow firefighters first climbed aboard the first emergency service vehicle in Ireland powered by HVO. It is also solar-powered, uses vehicle intelligent software – and in addition to the
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