Mass and service times across Waterford this Christmas

A new McDonalds drive-thru restaurant is in the works on lands at Waterford Retail Park on the Cork Road in Waterford. McDonald’s Restaurants of Ireland Ltd submitted a planning application to Waterford Council on December 12.

The 35-year-old's offending took place over two separate dates last year

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The court heard that Kelly had access to her then partner's bank account and made hundreds of financial transactions

The SETU student's victim impact statement was read aloud at Waterford Circuit Court

Gardaí reviewed CCTV in Ferrybank showing Paul O'Neill wearing his brother’s clothing and using his Bank of Ireland debit card

The original artwork for the cover of Festive Star 2024, the Waterford News & Star Christmas Annual, has raised a fantastic €1,000 for a very good cause.

Miriam Dunne programmed Spraoi International Street Arts Festival since its inception and created extensive international cultural networks for Waterford

The Knights of St. Columbanus Christmas Day Dinner has ensured everyone has somewhere to go for over eight decades

Newly-elected TDs John Cummins and Conor McGuinness had their first days sitting during the first meeting of the 34th Dáil on Wednesday, December 18.

Locals are being advised to think twice before considering gifting or buying pets this Christmas. If you are thinking of getting a dog as a pet, firstly consider if your home and family lifestyle are suited to keeping a dog for its lifetime.

Waterford Council continues to address derelict buildings in the city with a significant number of properties brought back into use recently, and a further 897 units at planning, design, tender, on site, turnkey or construction stages.

The submission makes provision for 15 turbines and a 110kv substation

The event will take place in Power's Bar

The area will be closed to general traffic for the holiday period

Maisie and her daughter Mary, a teacher in Waterford, are facing Christmas with no where to live and all their earthly goods gone to ashes.

Cllr Wyse said: "People are very frustrated by it. I'd ask that Council would ask the EPA to commission a report on peak times in that area."

Supt. Hegarty said that is is a 'reasonable probability' that Imelda is no longer alive

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