'I commend the Phoenix for such a truthful, well-written piece'

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

We must look at rail as vital transport infrastructure

Catherine Drea writes a fortnightly column for Waterford News & Star titled 'As I See It'

It now seems that Waterford has been written out of the current National Plan

These are not simply healthcare issues; they are quality-of-life issues

Is one out of 323 a fair share, considering Amgen is simultaneously moving to Dun Laoghaire?

Do politicians ever learn, or do they just repeat the same mistakes of the previous regimes?

Catherine Drea writes a fortnightly column for Waterford News & Star titled 'As I See It'

Limerick 224-Waterford 0 is a score sheet that Ministers Butler and Cummins shouldn’t be happy with

Bill Kenneally's victims have fought for decades for justice, on behalf of their younger selves, on behalf of every Waterford child

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

Can we plan in the old city without certainty of what will eventually appear across the Suir?

We should really still be hurling!

Catherine Drea writes a fortnightly column for Waterford News & Star titled 'As I See It'

What's the Story! - Libby Marchant's column for the Waterford News & Star

This appears less like unfairness and more like being treated as second-class citizens

'A two-bus route to Dublin Airport would push people back into their cars'

We want balanced regional development, but Government inaction runs counter to stated policy

A significant first step in tackling drug-related intimidation is in establishing greater understanding across all ages and sections of our communities - and demonstrating that help is available

What's the Story! - Libby Marchant's column for the Waterford News & Star

Catherine Drea writes a fortnightly column for Waterford News & Star titled 'As I See It'

Those of us who grew up and left school in the 1960’s, 70’s and 80’s welcomed the opportunity of working in US companies in Waterford

Mayor of Waterford on tragic fire at Waterford's Tycor Business Centre

To keep a child safe, a child must first know what safety means

If cutting of anything has to be done, it should be done in those places which have been continually bloated with state funding and resources, and not here

Architecturally and aesthetically, Waterford is lucky to have a very impressive City Hall building, and guests are always impressed when they get the chance to step foot inside

Waterford City and County Council has a budget of €107,000 for its biodiversity programme. A good way to start would be to stop using taxpayers' money to pay for pesticides

The minister has given no time-line for the completion of this facility, nor indeed said if it will go ahead at all. Now you see it, now you don’t!

The level of disposable income is visible in Dublin, Cork and Galway

'I would describe myself as a responsible and safe driver and try to always stay within the rules'

What's the Story! - Libby Marchant's column for the Waterford News & Star

Waterford Council must honour the promise of sustainable family-friendly development in the city centre

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

Just like in sport, bulwarking our local arts paves the way for talented people to find their niche and to flourish

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: 'E-scooters are very likely to become more popular into the future, and it is imperative that they are used more safely'

Government can’t throw the North Quays blanket, that political cloak of invisibility, over everything and expect us to recede happily into urban obscurity

While John Moran's stint as Limerick's directly elected mayor has proved challenging, changes to the local authority system must be embraced

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: 'The North Quays and the Ardree hotel site would complement each other with some forward-thinking vision'

'I know that we as Church have to listen more. To find the right way of doing this is the issue'

This writer cannot be the only one in Waterford who travels to Dublin or Dublin airport and ogles at the almost unbelievable spread of investment and infrastructure around the capital

Malika's mother's testimony, of what she and her daughter were subjected to, was brave and powerful. Our deepest sympathies go out to Aisha and her family

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