The deaths of these men are unbearable, and have sent a dark ripple across Waterford communities, both city and rural

Waterford locals have their say on living in the capital of the sunny south east

The recent designation of 'Best place to live in Ireland' didn’t fall from the skies; much good work is going on

Immigration does not cause homelessness but there is one thing that might and you haven't thought of it

From a series of Parliamentary Questions submitted by Waterford Sinn Féin TD David Cullinane, a circle is emerging

Dungarvan Show, Waterford's leading annual agricultural event, has been running for 106 years 

Condition Red is the highest level of fire danger warning, and its use is incredibly rare in Ireland

It is the responsibility of society to establish a just social welfare system. To dismiss this as communist or socialist is simply outrageous and should not be tolerated in a democracy

The days of accepting doled-out crumbs are over... hopefully M/s Cummins and Butler appreciate that

Those of a certain vintage will recall the series Get Smart, and its lead protagonist, Maxwell Smart's, entrance at the start of each episode. He had to pass through multiple high-protection steel doors.

We asked locals this week what they believe are Waterford's chances of getting a runway extension

As I See It: Catherine Drea’s fortnightly column as published in the Waterford News & Star

In the words beloved of those kicking the can, we will have another review!

The sod-turning at South East Technological University's Waterford campus brings with it the hope of a new chapter and a new era in third-level education in Waterford

We approached locals in Waterford last week to ask them how they feel about the topic of Artificial Intelligence, commonly referred to as AI

We in Waterford did not wittingly choose to be treated as a second-tier region, but that has been our political fate since 2011

As I See It: Catherine Drea’s fortnightly column as published in the Waterford News & Star

The investment, while enormously positive for Waterford, does not close the acute hospital capital funding disparity between UHW and other Model 4 hospitals by one cent

Locals in Waterford react to newsthe new organ donation opt-out register

The beach is first and foremost for the people living in the area

We asked Waterford locals across the city for their views

As I See It: Catherine Drea’s fortnightly column as published in the Waterford News & Star

A Question of Faith is Fr Liam Power's fortnightly column

As I See It: Catherine Drea’s fortnightly column as published in the Waterford News & Star

For 20 years between 1985 and 2005 as secretary of the Waterford University Action Group Ollie Clery spent an inordinate amount of his time and probably an uncountable amount of his own money pushing the idea of a university for Waterford

Asking the people of Waterford how they feel about the Oasis comeback

A Question of Faith is Fr Liam Power's fortnightly column

While tourism is developing in the Viking Triangle, perceived and real difficulties in accessing the historic core have undermined the vitality of the city centre

As I See It: Catherine Drea’s fortnightly column as published in the Waterford News & Star

The impenetrable bureau-speak that accompanies HSE responses testifies to the “sweets in a jar” nature of its capital development process

Letters, your voice, your view

Taking to the streets of Waterford City to ask if RTÉ should be bailed out with €725 million from Government, via the taxpayer, everyone is of the same opinion 

As I See It: Catherine Drea’s fortnightly column as published in the Waterford News & Star

As I See It: Catherine Drea’s fortnightly column as published in the Waterford News & Star

Neighbours, school students and club teammates walked side by side, scaffolding the young men and their loved ones as best they could. In words and song, they paid tribute to these brilliant, young lives, taken so abruptly on the cusp of adulthood

I would love to see Rhasidat visit every school in Ireland and share her life and career

A Question of Faith is Fr Liam Power's fortnightly column

The gap between Waterford and our one time peer cities of Limerick and Galway is now an abyss

As I See It: Catherine Drea’s fortnightly column as published in the Waterford News & Star

 Do them a favour – if the weather is nice, cut the power or shut down the broadband. Addiction is addiction and it won’t diminish because the sun is shining

A Question of Faith is Fr Liam Power's fortnightly column

Waterford locals reminisce on doing their leaving cert and offer advice to students 

As I See It: Catherine Drea’s fortnightly column as published in the Waterford News & Star