The film was five years in the making and is the most extensive film ever made about the revolutionary and controversial artist

'During the year, as a result of farmers generosity we were further able to help the Waterford ladies underage development structure'

AgritatorAI’s initial development aims to automate Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) compliance verification

We are lovers of words and these were our favourites over the past twelve months

Comparison really is the thief of joy when it comes to your fitness journey

Results from the sales rings at Dungarvan Mart for Monday, December 15

Events and happenings from around the Portlaw area

It seems not everyone is getting into the Christmas spirit in Waterford.  There have been reports that several religious statues have been stolen from people's gardens in the city. A statue of Jesus was stolen from John's Park.

The development will take place on the corner of Kilcarragh Park and Williamstown Road

Events and happenings from around the St Saviour's and St Paul's areas

Fiona's father, in spirit form, told Fiona that he had passed away. Later that evening, her family told her that her father had died. That was when Fiona became aware that her gift was more than her imagination

The Jewish community is one of the smallest religious groupings in Waterford - as of the 2022 Census there were only 24 Jewish people registered living in Waterford

Ardkeen Librarian Tracy McEneaney was named Staff Champion for 2025

Following the incident, Waterford City River Rescue has emphasised the importance of an early call to the emergency services

The book sale will go towards the Jubilee Clock

The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) confirmed on Friday morning that they had received a formal offer from CareDoc late on Thursday night.

This year was the second-highest number of firearm licenses issued across Waterford and Kilkenny since 2020

Photos will also appear in the forthcoming print edition of the newspaper

"Payment will be processed immediately to all staff, once funds are discharged by the HSE"

The works wlll be part-funded by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) under the Pathfinder program, and by Waterford City and County Council

He strangled her at a hotel after she told him she was leaving him, kicking her and biting her on her collarbone. The attack left her in fear for her life

From food and wine to theatre and music there is an eclectic mix of events happening

Waterford Helping the Homeless say they do not intend to send people out to walk the streets on Christmas Day

Photos will also appear in the forthcoming print edition of the newspaper

The searches resulted in the seizure of a total of 58kg of suspected cocaine, with an estimated value of €4,060,000

The initiative fostered a strong sense of connection, learning and collective purpose

The event was a great success for one of the most highly regarded community organisations in the county

Further service interruptions are also likely over the Christmas period

The choices are varied but the common denominator is a guaranteed night of craic and banter

Gardaí in Dublin and Waterford are carrying tasers for the first time from Thursday, as a pilot scheme aims to tackle rising assaults on officers. Civil liberties groups warn it could change policing in Ireland.

The event will take place on Monday, December 29 and will be in support of the RNLI

Waterford TD David Cullinane said the move was a 'real slap in the face' for the south-east region

Environmental inspectors found the site in Ballylaneen, Bonmahon on Monday

SIPTU health division industrial organiser, Ger McNally, said some of his members involved in the Caredoc dispute are 'barely on minimum wage'.

She celebrated her milestone birthday with family and friends

Staff photographer, Joe Evans, is going back through the archives of Waterford News & Star to compile galleries of photos and headlines from Waterford's past

'I will not be making any statements on this because we will probably have to make our own submission in due course on this'

The young mayor sat down with the Waterford News & Star to tell us all about the nerve-racking question

The project was given planning permission by the council in 2022 and has since been before An Bord Pleanála and the High Court

Photos from the event are contained in the current edition of Waterford News & Star

'We feel it is better to light a candle than to continue to curse the darkness'

Brenda Lonergan was an integral part of Electronic Waterford, organising bookings, curating nights, and giving opportunities to young DJs to build an audience and a platform 

'Young people and volunteers are at the heart of the project... Their energy, commitment and creativity drive everything we do'