The main reasons cited for the change are the impact on regular Sunday Mass-goers, who may feel a funeral is being added to or overshadowing the normal liturgy.

There has been concerns about accidents on the Vee Road since 1995

The exhibitions will provide compelling viewing to art enthusiasts around Waterford

These three homes create a complete and self-contained estate rarely seen on the market

Cllr Donnchadh Mulcahy regularly raises the Lismore public toilets at district council meetings

A series of actions announced by Uisce Eireann last week aim to address the ongoing water issues that have been disrupting the town of Lismore for months. The issues have greatly impacted local residents, schools and business in the area.

The application will, if granted, improve the overall accessibility and convenience for churchgoers

The matter was raised at the February sitting of the Council

The service was praised at a recent Municipal District meeting in County Waterford

The real drama on Sunday was in Division 4, with Dungarvan’s B-team going head-to-head against Lismore in the county-derby

Her childhood home sole in 2019 for €525,000

A Waterford student is seeking to revolutionise food packaging to detect gone-off food 

The issues have been ongoing for some time

 “This is a very serious issue in the times we live in with global warming, and this will only add to the problem.”

Now well into the second half of this year's season, Lismore Castle Arts have announced the launch of their 2024 ‘Origins’ exhibition, while the 'Each now, is the time, the space' exhibition continues in the main gallery until, October 27.

He won the military medal for bravery along with his best friend

The closure will be temporary to facilitate a community event

A fundraising drive currently taking place in County Waterford will see two of the most iconic names in sport attend an event in the Déise county next month.

Pat Nugent remains cathaoirleach of the district

The final results of the Waterford Local Elections were declared by Returning Officer, Paul Johnston at 10. 22pm on Sunday, June 9.

It was a historic victory for Sinn Féin in the Waterford election as the party won their first ever seat in the Lismore LEA, with Donnchadh Mulcahy overcoming Independent candidate Brian Buckley by 39 votes.

It's a changing of the guard in the Lismore electoral area after new candidate, Niamh O'Donovan secured a seat for Fine Gael following the fourth count. Labour's, Cllr John Pratt also retained his seat on the fourth count with a total of 1,392 votes.

The party is running nine candidates for election to Waterford City and County Council

The old bank building in Lismore will be turned into new tourist accommodation

The photography competition has a fantastic prize up for grabs