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Female founders miss out
COMPANIES founded by women are significantly less likely to get funding, a new OECD study reveals.
The likelihood of funding for all-male start-ups is about...
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
‘Why I fought with the Kurds in Syria’
MORGAN Mansfield, from Co Waterford, travelled to war-torn Syria in 2017 and saw active service in the fight against Isis, the so-called Islamic state.
His...
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Family-friendly puppy classes
MORE than 9,800 dogs ended up in pounds across Ireland last year, 329 of them in Waterford.
Of the Waterford dogs, 201 were reclaimed or...
ENVIRONMENT
Female founders miss out
COMPANIES founded by women are significantly less likely to get funding, a new OECD study reveals.
The likelihood of funding for all-male start-ups is about...
Whiskey firm offers global job opportunity
THE makers of Jameson whiskey are looking for a graduate to follow in the footsteps of Waterford’s Paula Phelan who is working for the...
Scanner sits idle while UHW buys a new one
AN expensive CT scanner has been largely unused at University Hospital Waterford, although there is a lengthy waiting list for the service. And the...
Digiweb launch their Siro broadband service in Waterford
Digiweb have announced the successful expansion of their Siro broadband service into Waterford city and surrounding area’s. The service is initially available to over...
10pc hike sends city rents through roof
RENTS in Waterford have risen more steeply than almost anywhere else in the country.
The average cost of renting in Waterford city has increased by...
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Art for the heart: Saoirse poses key question for cardiac protest
HOW is McDonalds Open 24/7 and Cardiac Care is not?
That is the question posed by national school student Saoirse Mullaney and the theme of...
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