EirGrid said the surveys will gather 'detailed data on seabed conditions, marine ecology and other environmental factors' 

New supply remains largely out of reach for those on low incomes who are reliant on HAP

Another erasure, another wound reinforcing the message that telling the truth carried punishment'

Principal Kennedy provided an update on the long-awaited major new school project

The first St Patrick’s Day parade was held in Waterford in 1903

School news from across Waterford city and county

A seven-year-old girl and a boy aged three fell from the balcony at Mount Suir apartments at 10.40am.

The defendant punched a Garda officer in the mouth, causing his lip to split

The woman grabbed a knife from the kitchen and stabbed her husband in the rear side of his body

Lots to look forward to in Waterford this spring and summer

Dog owners who do not have a licence are urged to get one before a warden asks to see it

This year’s programme is especially exciting with 150 market stalls and 140 events.

Wade does not shy away from the intensely 'difficult physical and emotional experience' of giving birth

The council are proposing to turn the Portlaw courthouse building into a community centre and market square

The extension to the residence at Curraghmore Terrace, Dunmore East, is designed by celebrity architect Dermot Bannon

Drugs worth an approximate total of €2,900 were seized

Councillors raise the matter in Cappoquin every month at the Dungarvan-Lismore District Council 

Councillor Joe O'Riordan made his comments at the March sitting of Dungarvan-Lismore District Council

The option was removed because the app cannot currently enforce the Dungarvan by-laws

A spokesperson for An Garda Síochána said no injuries were reported

Dr Ryan said, "I am deeply honoured to receive this Order, and I am very grateful to the French Republic for bestowing such a prestigious award.”

There will be QR codes at the event where people can donate to the Irish Cancer Society.

Cllr Donnchadh Mulcahy said the Cappoquin St Patrick’s Day parade as “a fantastic showcase of community spirit and pride'

The bus service will not be able to pick up or drop off in Ballymacaw on Wednesday, March 18 due to road works

MEP Cynthia Ní Mhurchú has written to Iarnród Éireann and the National Transport Authority requesting a route that would arrive before 9am

The situation was successfully resolved by An Garda Síochána and the group say there not needed

Since the district council meeting, Cllr Kate O'Mahoney has received an update which sheds some light on the situation

'You can have your London’s, you can have your New York’s and your Dublin’s, but lads, there’s no place like home!'

The pensioners have had their case raised in the High Court, the European Court of Justice and in Dáil Eireann

An official from the environment section told councillors as part of a response to a query on approach road maintenance 

A meeting at the Port of Waterford recently looked at the economic boon that Tonn Nua, and its three sister windfarms, have the potential to open up in the South East

There are a number of measures homeowners can take to secure their oil tanks and reduce the risk of theft

The Lifetime Achievement accolade recognises someone who has dedicated their life and contributed immensely to arts and culture in Waterford

Cllr Donnchadh Mulcahy said the funds raised 'show the strength of our community and what West Waterford is all about'

There are approximately 40 housing estates in the Waterford metropolitan area that have not been taken in charge, leaving residents stuck in limbo

Over 70,000 casks will be available to purchase on the platform, the equivalent of 17 million whiskey bottles.

Bohemians still top after their 0-0 draw away to Shelbourne.

Waterford Ministers Mary Butler and John Cummins have both been overseas to promote Ireland abroad

Cork's Marina Market has been cited as a reference point for the project

However, the judge said the “gravity” of the incident had to be the focus, and a lengthy custodial sentence was appropriate

Scene and Heard Productions aims to build a sustainable, long-term inclusive theatre programme in the city

May they Rest in Peace

The motions criticised Government over extensive backlogs for dental care, and UHW's poor performance on chemotherapy services