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Meetings to help migrant integration
PEOPLE who have come from other countries and made their home in Waterford have been invited to meetings next month.
Waterford City and County Council...
LIFESTYLE
Super sub makes dreams come true for gallant Gailltír girls
LAST year suffered the heartbreak of a one-pont defeat in an all-Ireland final at Croke Park.
This time it was the Waterford side who broke...
Global women’s forum comes to Garter Lane
WATERTFORD’S Garter Lane Arts Centre is to host a global women’s conference. It will take placed from 9am to 4pm on March 10 to...
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HEALTH
Sleeping out for homeless
FIFTY people took to the streets, braving the cold to take part in the Big Déise Sleep Out. They raised funds to support the...
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New Déise boss wary of meeting native county
WATERFORD’S new hurling boss says the prospect of opposing his native Tipperary was “one of the biggest bridges I had to cross in my...
ENVIRONMENT
TD urges tough new curb on people smuggling
A TD has called for stronger measures to prevent people being smuggled into the country. Mary Butler, Fianna Fáil TD for Waterford, made the...
Viqueens dressed for battle
WATERFORD’S roller derby stars, the Viqueens, are on the attack and dressed for battle with help from National Lottery Good Causes funding.
Viqueens received a...
Mayor pays a visit to oldest carer
PAULINE Mhic Parthalán is Waterford’s Carer of the Year and, at the age of 92, probably the oldest carer in Ireland.
Waterford’s Mayor, Cllr. John...
Artists prepare for take off!
Local Enterprise Office Waterford is inviting submissions from artists and small craft businesses to apply for the First Flight Enterprise programme at the Kite...
Don’t lose it, you can re-use it
OCTOBER has been designated National Reuse Month and a Waterford group is setting a good example.
Renew Enterprises repairs everyday items such as bicycles, wheelchairs,...
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RECIPES
War of the roses: Kirsten hits back at ‘nasty’ criticism
THE 2018 Rose of Tralee Kirsten Mate Maher has defended the festival from criticism by a radio presenter.
Susan Keogh of Newstalk was responding to...
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