NEWS
Coastwatch in bid to ban razor clams fishing
THE environmental group Coastwatch is taking legal action in an attempt to stop fishing for razor clams in Waterford Estuary.
It wants to challenge a...
LIFESTYLE
Imagine that … city is getting a new art gallery
WATERFORD is to get a new art gallery. It will house the city’s municipal collection will be opened in conjunction with the Imagine Arts...
Calls for more checks on anti-social tenants
WATERFORD Council has been criticised for not conducting Anti Social Behaviour checks on housing applicants who qualify for Housing Assistance Payment (HAP).
The checks...
BUSINESS
HEALTH
Final bow as curtain falls on our Strictly
WATERFORD Lions Club has made a final bow to Strictly Déise Dancing.
After 11 years, the curtain has come down on the show which the...
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It’s back to the future with Dungarvan co-op
DUNGARVAN stepped back a century to celebrate its successful co-op.
Dungarvan Co-operative Society has been 100 years in existence and marked the occasion with music,...
ENVIRONMENT
€8m settlement family asks why it took so long
A LENGTHY battle with the State ended last week when Ciara Osmond was awarded €8.4m for injuries caused by the circumstances of her birth,...
Tramore to to get extra race fixture next year
TRAMORE Racecourse is to get an extra fixture next year.
The meeting, set for July 8, is one of seven additional fixtures that have been...
Plastic destroying city and county
HOUSEHOLDS in Waterford will generate more than 7,000 tonnes of single-use plastic packaging waste this year.
The figure comes from Diluteze, the new enterprise behind...
Appeal to repatriate crash victim’s body
A FINAL appeal has been made to help raise the money to repatriate the body of a man who lived in Waterford city.
Pastor David...
5G is heading our way … and it’s coming fast
COMMERCIAL 5G is being launched in Ireland for the first time. Waterford is one of five counties chosen for the new technology which is...
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RECIPES
All set to make it happen
WATERFORD will play its part in what has been billed as the ‘biggest ever’ National Women’s Enterprise Day on October 17.
Local Enterprise Office Waterford...
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