For those who knew Eileen best, she was a woman who derived great pleasures from the simple things in life

Pat dedicated his entire teaching career to De La Salle College in Waterford city

Neasa was a leader who commanded with empathy and integrity, rising to become Director of Marketing Operations at International Living in Portlaw

For most people he was known as Paddy on the Kenneally's bus - where he served as a bus conductor for many years

O'Shea's political triumphs included the introduction of radiotherapy services to Waterford

Richie was the youngest of a family of seven, born and reared in Waterford's Pearse Park

Ever humble, even after playing with international professional orchestras, having both performed and conducted in the National Concert Hall and creating two new youth orchestras, when people asked her what she did for a living, she would simply say, 'I’m a music teacher'

Married for an incredible 73 years and 10 months, Breda and Tony's life together was a true testament to love and partnership

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 

Late of Arbor Road, Lisduggan and a native of Morrison’s Road, Waterford City, Paddy was one of the founding members of St. Paul’s Parish

With deep sadness, the Madigan family announces the passing of Breda Madigan (née Power) of Marian Park, Waterford, who died on September 10, following a brief illness

'He championed the cause of workers at Waterford Crystal and as a Union officer, workers across Waterford'

Fr Declan Deasy O.S.A. served ministries in Mexico, Cuba, Ecuador, the USA and then finally Galway

Pat gave his working life to Waterford Crystal and also to the Union

'Keep the 15th of June 2025 free and PG I will be 100 years old – if God spares me!!! Tell the Hassett family to keep the day free' - that was the Christmas card invite many of us received

Father Chestnutt told the congregation: 'It should not have happened, and therefore we should not be here'

Tramore-born documentary filmmaker George Morrison passed away last week at the age of 103

Nelly's first job was in the TB ward in Ardkeen hospital (now University Hospital Waterford), before she moved on to work in Denny’s Meats

The funeral has taken place of visionary Dawn Meats co-founder, Dan Browne, in Co. Waterford, who passed away on Tuesday, June 24.

The legacy of the late June Stewart will fondly live on in the memories of family and friends who knew her as a caring lady with a wonderful sense of humour. June, late of St.

Michael’s life was marked by hard work, resilience, and a deep devotion to family

The 24-year-old will be remembered as a beloved friend, son, grandson and brother who brightened the lives of many

Tributes have been paid to John Finbarr O’Dowda of Roanmore Terrace, Waterford City, on his passing. John Finbarr passed away at the age of 90 on November 8, 2024. He was a native of Cork and worked at Post and Telecom Eireann for 43 years.

There was widespread shock and sadness across Waterford but especially in St.

It is with deep regret that we record the death of Mrs Mary Cunningham, John’s Hill and formerly of Gracedieu, Waterford.

In her childhood, Sandra, along with her siblings, was sent to the Isle of Man to escape the Luftwaffe’s bombardment of London during the Blitz

Catherine nurtured and treasured her time with her grandchildren and great grandchildren

Beloved Tramore mother Trina Ryan passed away on September 12

In loving memory of Gerry Coade, late of the Anchorage, Williamstown Road who died on 30th September 2021.

Edward and his siblings, Kieran and Priscilla, followed their father, JJ, and grandfather, Edward, into the Munster Express, a family connection that goes back over 100 years