'I apologise unreservedly on behalf of the State to the victims of Bill Kenneally for what was a clear and serious dereliction of duty'

'No words from government can make up for the theft of childhood'

There are five vacant barracks in the Comeragh district

The Rubik's Irish Championships take place in Waterford

A member of the Executive team later responded: 'There are four carparks in the space of two kilometres'

'Have we any prosecutions in regards to Airbnb and would you have any idea of how many Airbnbs are in Dungarvan?'

Due to his level of intoxication, gardaí concluded that he posed a risk to himself and others

The pair’s defence solicitor said they travelled to Waterford that day to attend a sporting event and that the repercussions from the night are still 'reverberating around the kitchen table' 

The woman has 12 previous convictions for theft

Discussions with airline companies will run in tandem with construction works, he said, and have already started

An alleged theft occurred at the Sacred Heart Church, The Folly, on June 8

Simple steps taken at home, in the garden, on farms and in workplaces can make a real difference in protecting local water supplies during periods like these

Another unique addition to this year's Spraoi experience is the limited edition Spraoi t-shirts, something the festival hasn't seen in 15 years

The 150-acre park was officially opened in 2012 by then-Uachtarán Michael D. Higgins, having formerly been used as a landfill site

Cllr Phelan said he felt the extra admin charge on the app was a 'run around' and a 'dodge'

The Moresby was shipwrecked off the coast of Dungarvan on Christmas Eve and claimed 20 lives, including a two-year-old girl

A security guard saw a 'small fire' in the passenger seat of a parked car on John's Lane

A local councillor claims residents are trapped in their homes during festival

One communication from Uisce Éireann alerted an outage in Westmeath instead of Waterford

The matter was discussed this week