Curtain up as live acts return to the Royal stage
THE Theatre Royal will raise the curtain again next month with a series of live gigs featuring some of Waterford’s best-known and up-and-coming artists.
‘Live...
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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Cost of renting home hits €1148
THE average rent in Waterford has now soared to €1,148, up 102% from its lowest point.
The increase in rents around the country reflects an...
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One-sixth of business premises in the City lie empty
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Why are we the worst for Covid?
A WATERFORD GP has claimed we are now experiencing the worst level of Covid-19 in the country because we were effectively spared the brunt...
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