The air gun was purchased locally for €70 and was used to shoot cans

The temporary repair consisted of a crowd control barrier strapped to the damaged section

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

"Three quarters of our staff have been with us for over 15 years"

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

The man allowed his Revolut account to be used to funnel almost €14,000 from two victims in Finland

A number of events took place throughout Waterford recently 

The popular café was open in Belview Port and served the community for the last nine years

Waterford City and County Council had refused planning permission for the mast proposed for Crooke in January

The volunteer drivers will be using the home's car so there will be no need for people to use their own vehicle

The yellow level warning will remain in place until 6pm this evening, June 12

They received it after the suppression of the Knights Templar, who were the original owners

Works may cause supply disruption to Gracedieu Heights and the surrounding areas

Chris participated in the May 50k event, doubling the distance to 100km to raise awareness and funds for those living with multiple sclerosis in Ireland

The advisory for the Dunmore East stream remains in place until further notice

If incidents aren’t reported, they don’t appear in crime stats, impacting Garda resource allocation

The reunion is being planned for September

For 14 years, St Patrick’s Mental Health Services has run a Transition Year programme, engaging over 100 students annually

Both the roads and the environment departments agree that providing bags and bins just leads to litter

The Palestinian refugee, living in Tramore for the past three years, was granted asylum status just under one year ago