The walk will set off from the Apple Market and from there wind its way to City Hall

A number of First Holy Communions ceremonies took place in Waterford recently

"Why not turn Waterford Airport into a hub to research, test and develop next generation aviation fuels so that we can lead a greening of the aviation industry"

The Fianna Fáil stalwart and long-time councillor has been elected for the mid-Waterford electoral district

From The Archives sees Waterford News & Star photographer, Joe Evans, go through the newspaper records to pick out photos from Waterford's past

Luckily, a South East Mountain Rescue Association team doctor was in the area

'They’re basically saying that it’s the responsibility of the residents of these houses to repair a public sewer mains pipe'

“It is imperative that all pets have access to fresh, clean water"

"I don't want to lose my job and start depending on social services"

The journey to becoming a WHO Healthy City and County was made possible through the collaborative efforts of many key partners

The planning authority gave just one reason for its refusal of the Lismore application

Uisce Éireann is carrying out works until 5pm today, June 19

The open day included a quiet hour for facilitate families who had children with sensory needs

Its origins can be traced back to 1626, when the City of Waterford was granted a new charter by King Charles I

It marked the most profitable period in the company’s 41-year history

Tallow has suffered from flooding for a number of years

The Gardaí said they were given a fantastic welcome by the nursing home staff and residents

The closures in Tramore are to facilitate resurfacing works

The winning ticket secured the highest ever Irish win in EuroMillions

The Council also reviewed other potentially impacted applicants and confirmed that no other housing applicants were impacted by its misunderstanding of the circular