City has highest rate of vacant premises
THE number of vacant commercial properties in Waterford continues to cause concern.
Although the rate has fallen slightly it is higher than the national average...
Helvick race looks set to be a quacker
HELVICK Lifeboat’s volunteers have got their ducks in a row for Foodfest in Dungarvan.
The rubber ducks will be racing at Davitt’s Quay on Saturday,...
Franciscans bid sad farewell to Lady Lane home
THE Franciscans are leaving their Waterford home. The three priests and one brother who live in the friary at Lady Lane will move to...
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Truly a plea from the heart
TRANSITION year students at the Mercy Secondary School showed their design talents on St Valentine’s Day - and their political awareness.
They designed cards which...
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Man (25) awaits sentence for killing musician
A MAN who has admitted killing a young musician will be sentenced in May.
Craig McGrath (25), from Rathfaddan Park in Waterford, has pleaded guilty...
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Pieta House Appoints Elaine Austin to the role of Chief Executive
Monday 8th April 2019: Pieta House has today announced the appointment of Elaine Austin to the role of Chief Executive. Pieta House is the Irish...
Moves to bring free parking for our seniors
LOCAL election candidate Brendan Byrne wants Waterford City Manager Michael Walsh to bring in free car parking for elderly motorists who fall outside the...
Fancy owning a golf course?
ENNIS Gough Property is bringing Waterford’s Tinhalla Golf Course and Driving Range, a unique c.23 ha (c.57 acre) residential property, to the market as the...
Hopes high that airport will get runway funding
A DECISION is expected soon on the future of Waterford’s airport. Metropolitan mayor Joe Kelly says he is confident it will get the €5m...
Footballers win again but heartache for Gailltir camogie
Following three opening defeats, Benji Whelan and his Waterford Football charges have certainly turned their Allianz League form.
Winning against Wexford two weeks ago saw...
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Archaeology still very much alive in Ireland
Heritage Council survey finds huge public support for Ireland’s archaeology
Recent findings in a survey on Public Perceptions of Archaeology carried out by the Heritage...
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