“Why is it taking months to implement a stairlift in someone’s house?"

New wind farms are slated to be developed off the High Road outside of Portlaw 

'I’m not sure if it would actually be safe for me to drive to Dungarvan on the 18th of March,' said Fianna Fáil councillor John O'Leary 

The highest earner was Fianna Fáil’s Jason Murphy, who was paid €64,564

Councillors say that people born and raised within the Comeragh electoral district are not being given priority for houses

'In terms of the use of CCTV, we must have evidence to demonstrate that there’s a problem in a specific area'

'Protecting and strengthening what is in place must be a priority, alongside any longer-term planning'

For the Bilberry to City Centre Greenway Link, the Council did not provide any transaction numbers for four instalments that cost €1.4 million

Sandbags will be available and drivers are asked to be careful and avoid unnecessary journeys

This legal dispute cost the council a little over €40,000

Cllr Donnchadh Mulcahy welcomed the installation of cameras but said reports from residents were still essential

EirGrid public engagement manager Graham Parker said that 50% of energy produced by the project will go to the Waterford-Wexford area while the remainder will be routed to Cork

Sinn Féin Councillor John Hearne made the comments in the context of the US-backed regime change in Venezuela and increased threats of American intervention in Greenland

The survey is also aimed at supporting the design of workshops in a way that will be responsive to community needs

Circular Cups for Community Events,’ – a first-of-its-kind initiative in Ireland has been launched in Waterford.

Waterford City and County Council have issued advice to the public and all road users

In a long-running planning battle, Mairéad Ronan and Louis Ronan have been trying to secure the planning go-ahead to redevelop their home at Dunmore East for more than four years now.

Some commenters on social media had strong words for the pair who received a €150 fine 

Flooding was the theme of the December sitting of the Dungarvan-Lismore District Council

Cllr Donnchadh Mulcahy said he takes huge pride in being a tradesman as he completes his apprenticeship

During the operation, officers identified individuals collecting end-of-life vehicles without permits and failing to bring cars to authorised treatment facilities.

Using an unauthorised operator is an offence and may result in a fixed penalty fine

The sum marked a 7% growth from 2025, with €57 million now earmarked for housing

The roads and parking team at Waterford Council said they would look into the app’s performance

'For a self-employed person it can be precarious enough at the best of times so I think they at least deserve to be able to look after themselves'

'People come in here at Council meetings and are told that certain issues are Metro so they can’t discuss it, but we can spend 10 n minutes talking about an issue in Cork'

'The planning regulator has admitted that he got it wrong and that he was too restrictive on councils across the country'

New gender pay gap report is an indication of female representation in senior management roles, says Chief Executive

Owner of Luca Records and Momo Restaurant Harry O’Neill described the city centre as 'dead on its feet' with a crippling lack of footfall.

Councillor Lola O'Sullivan said: 'I feel people aren't being updated on what's happening'

Waterford City and County Council has spent well above €2.3 million on Mount Congreve 

'We have a lot of kids walking down that road in the evening to go training and things like that, and we need that area cut back'

Waterford Cllr Declan Barry said: 'Here we are, 12 months later, I want to know, is there any plan for that to happen?'

'It's going to put severe pressure already on our local authority tenants'

The Waterford players claimed the All-Ireland title on July 26

'This cemetery represents our community’s enduring belief in the oneness of humanity and the eternal nature of the soul'

Councillor Declan Barry is urging his council colleagues to vote in support of the proposal on Monday

“The bins are full of what I could only describe as putrid sludge" a local councillor said 

No vote will be held until October 20 but the Waterford News and Star understands the meeting was positive

Essential maintenance work is scheduled to take place from Tuesday, October 7, to Friday, October 10

Over the course of the next six weeks, secondary school students from across the city and county will be out litter-picking in their localities

The closure was due to be implemented on Thursday and Friday, October 2 and 3

Waterford City and County Council say they will do what they can but significant investment is needed across the network