With Enterprise’s car hire in Carlow, you can find options to suit varying budgets. Our range of rental cars suits a wide variety of travel demands, from the small family on holiday to a group of students taking a summer trip.

We have SUVs of different sizes that range from small to large 4x4s. Our car rental service also caters to regular travel needs by offering compact and intermediate saloons. If you are looking to rent a car for family use, a people carrier is ideal. We have seven- and nine-passenger vehicles that will make any group tours in Carlow a fun and social experience. With the modern and fuel-efficient features of our fleet, you have the assurance that your vehicle will not disappoint.

The Greek revivalist design of the 1830-built Carlow Courthouse is what makes this building stand out. It has a Russian cannon sitting at its front, which was supposedly captured in the Crimean War. Even though it has undergone several refurbishments over its lifetime, the courthouse is still a sight to behold, because it resembles a temple set on a plinth. Duckett’s Grove is a sprawling mansion that was built in the 1800s in Gothic Revival architecture, and it is currently open to the public. After settling on the car you want to hire in Carlow, you can take a ride to the Graiguecullen Bridge, a five-arched stone structure, which is one of the oldest on the River Barrow. It is situated just beside Carlow Castle, another must-see when in the area. An attempt to redesign the old castle that is on the banks of the River Barrow went badly and left it in ruins, but that in itself is a sight to see. The Mount Leinster Heritage Drive is another spot you can spend time on, as it takes you across 47 miles of road that is lined with quaint little villages and towns, such as Clonegal, Borris, Myshall and Bagenalstown. While on the drive, you can take in the breathtaking views of the Blackstairs Mountains.

You can choose to venture into nearby towns, such as Tinryland, Killeshin and Clogrennane. For a golf enthusiast, the town of Killerrig has one of the best golfing courses in the area. Your Carlow car rental can also take you beyond the region and into County Laois, which is doubly landlocked. This means that the county itself is landlocked, as are the counties bordering it. The Slieve Bloom Mountains, Castle Durrow and Roundwood House are a few of the places to see in this region.

There is no public airport in Carlow, so the only option is to fly in from Dublin. Our on-site branch can provide the car hire you need to make your trip to the town a swift one.

Before the small section of motorway known as the M9 opened in 2008, the town of Carlow had a traffic jam problem on Barrack Street, coming in from Dublin-Waterford. The bypass has reduced the amount of traffic that residents and tourists have to deal with. Some parts of the town have a one-way system, such as the area around the courthouse, Browne Street, Castle Street, Church Street and Charlotte Street. When you know how the road links work, your navigation of the town will be much simpler, and that will allow you to make the most of your hired car. The more than 3,000 parking spaces in this rural town will ensure that you find a safe place for your vehicle.

From large people carriers to smaller economy cars, Enterprise Rent-a-Car guarantees cheap rates on car hire from our Carlow branch. Our economy cars are renowned for being cheap to hire as well as low running costs with great fuel efficiency. Book online in advance for our cheapest prices, alternatively book in branch and get the car that suits your needs.

Moving house? Moving furniture? Enterprise has vans available at our Carlow branches to ensure that you can get a vehicle to suit your needs. From smaller passenger vans to larger commercial vans – give our branches a call or book online to guarantee you a van hire that will suit your needs. Van hire is cheap and easy through Enterprise online or in branch, we promise to provide a vehicle to suit you for as long as you require it.