Free Alzheimer’s family care training courses
To mark World Alzheimer’s Day, Home Instead is making two courses freely available to provide support for family members.
The first course on the “Basics...
Jack ‘captured hearts of nation and beyond’
JACK de Bromhead had “captured the hearts of not just a parish, but of a nation, and far beyond,” mourners at his funeral mass...
Deal on Waterford Crystal ‘important milestone’
Waterford Fine Gael Senator John Cummins has described the progress which has been made on the purchase of the former Waterford Crystal site for...
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Waterford artist Clare Scott announced for Platform 31
Clare Scott has been announced for the 2022 Platform 31 scheme for Waterford. Following the success of the inaugural Platform 31 programme in 2021,...
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Theatre Royal’s Artistic Director takes final bow
AFTER 14 years at the helm at Theatre Royal Waterford Ben Barnes is departing as Artistic Director.
Ben is leaving to concentrate on consolidating the...
ENVIRONMENT
Better broadband – on the double
WATERFORD has taken two important steps towards the installation of faster broadband in both the city and the county.
Rural and Community Development Minister, Heather...
Dreaming of a green Christmas
WHILE people have traditionally hoped for a ‘white’ Christmas, here in Waterford, the theme this year is for a ‘green’ Christmas.
Spearheaded by Brian Gormally,...
Tourism bounces back after Covid
WHILE the hospitality industry was hit hard by the pandemic, Waterford’s tourism industry enjoyed an upsurge in business following the reopening of tourism at...
Charlotte’s hurley stand is a handy prizewinner
AN enterprising young Tramore student was announced as the winner at the Local Enterprise Office’s Student Enterprise Programme Virtual Awards, with her innovative design...
We’re down to the five best places to live!
Waterford has made it into the last five in the Irish Times Best Place to Live in Ireland 2021 competition. Ireland’s oldest city joins...
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Struggling homes in line for €127 cut to fuel bills
HARD-PRESSED consumers are in line for a €127 saving in their electricity bills later this year, under new legislation agreed by the Government.
The Cabinet...
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