We are thrilled to announce the launch of the 2025 Kilkenny Carlow Garda Youth Awards, celebrating the outstanding achievements of young people in our communities! 
These awards are kindly support by Netwatch and Carlow and Kilkenny County Council’s and we were joined by students and past winners to celebrate the launch of the awards!
These awards are kindly support by Netwatch and Carlow and Kilkenny County Council’s and we were joined by students and past winners to celebrate the launch of the awards!Do you know a young person (or group) aged between 13 and 21 who has made a positive impact through volunteering, community work, or overcoming personal challenges? Now is your chance to nominate them and give them the recognition they deserve!
Award Categories:
Individual Award Group Award Special Achievement Award Community Safety Award
Nominations are now open! Help us shine a light on the incredible young people who are making a difference.
Submit online nominations at the following link https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/3BLFWWJNominations remain open until the 9th May 2025.
So don’t delay and submit your nominations now!!
Let’s celebrate the future leaders of our communities! Tag someone who deserves to be recognised and spread the word
At the launch of the Kilkenny/Carlow Garda Youth Awards at Netwatch offices on the Athy Road Carlow, were Superintendent Anthony Farrell, Superintendent Conor Nolan, Sgt Conor Egan, Colin Hayes (MD Netwatch), Ann Fitzpatrick, Keeva McCormack (Netwatch), Cllr Fergal Browne(Cathaoirleach Carlow County Council), Mick Galwey (Brand Ambassador / Regional Sales Manager Netwatch), Garda Fran Ryan, students Alannah Willoughby, Sarah Joyce, Kate Sheehan and Abigail Meredith from St. Leo’s College and Amber Ní Rua