Leighlinbridge Tidy Towns was established during 1980, and our goal is to maintain the highest standards of tidiness across the village. We have countless volunteers help us from all areas of the village, andwe work on numerous initiatives throughout the year to maintain the high standards we have set over the years. Our new website is designed to provide you with a visual appreciation for just how beautiful Leighlinbridge is. We will keep the text to a minimum and, instead, we will ask you to enjoy a trip around our website where you can see high-quality photographs, interactive maps, 360/VR videos and links to our various social media accounts.

Much of Leighlinbridge is designated as a Special Area of Conservation by the National Parks and Wildlife service. This is focused around thew River Barrow, which runs through the middle of the town, and surrounding areas. Press the button below to view a map of the Special Area of Conservation boundary as designated by the National Parks and Wildlife Service. We run education awareness programmes during the year to let people know about our conservation goals and aims for this SAC.

The Black Castle dominmates the Leighlinbridge town centre built environment. This Norman Castle is located on the banks of the River Barrow and dates from the 11th century. It is adjacent to one of Ireland's oldest load-bearing bridges, The Valerian Bridge. There are also a large number of buildings within the village designated as protected structures by Carlow County Council. Press the button below to view the locations of the Leighlinbridge Record of Protected Structures on our new interactive mapping application.