NEWS
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...
LIFESTYLE
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...
Worst time of year for abuse in the home
CHRISTMAS is a time of joy for most people, but it’s the most terrifying time of the year for people who are trapped in...
BUSINESS
HEALTH
Work begins at last on new-look Glór na Mara
CONTRACTS have been signed for the new Glór na Mara National School and work has begun at the site in Tramore.
The school, which has...
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Arson gangs aim to ‘intimidate’ the city
A SERIES of fires around Waterford city have been deliberately started, a councillor has claimed. He said they are “a malicious attempt to intimidate...
ENVIRONMENT
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...
Rail riddle: Who’ll pay for new station?
CONFLICTING statements have cast doubt on the development of a new railway station and transport hub for Waterford city.
Several local politicians had signalled that...
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...
City is the bargain basement for housing
WATERFORD has the lowest house prices of any city, new figures show. The average price of a house in the city is €170,00, according...
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...
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RECIPES
You’ll not stay in black if you follow the Reds
IRISH fans of the six biggest English football clubs will spend up to €7,408 this season to cheer on their team at home games...
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