Ongoing training and networking events are taking place in the county

The Construction Industry Federation held its South East Construction Conference at the Tower Hotel last week, bringing builders and legislators together to discuss the industry in Waterford.

The initiative is aimed at promoting, encouraging and stimulating female entrepreneurship

'There's people here who have been coming in for as long as I can remember and we get an awful lot of regulars'

Waterford native Caroline Kane Montague received her brain tumour diagnosis aged just 10, after she fell and hit her head whilst in fourth class at Star of the Sea, Tramore.

The diary fell from the roof of the car after the owner drove off

History was made recently in Waterford when students graduated with a QQI Level Certificate in Horticulture at the inaugural Mount Congreve School of Horticulture Ceremony.

Cian O’Brien, an experienced biopharma leader who has been with the company for over 20 years, has been appointed as Site Head at Sanofi Waterford.

The three projects feature in the Excellence in Local Government Awards shortlist

The Bill is aimed at streamlining and modernising gambling regulation

Minister Butler said "throwaway comments" can be made in heat of debate

A SETU student living in the Birchwood House International Protection Accommodation Services (IPAS) centre in Waterford City has been told she is going to be evicted from Waterford and moved to Donegal.

Less than half of attempted driving tests have been successful this year with pass rates plummeting to 42. 6% in Waterford and 45. 8% in Dungarvan.

A company has been appointed to assist in the preparation of a County Outdoor Recreational Plan (CORP) for Waterford.

One person passed away at the scene and another was taken to hospital with serious injuries

The conference will focus on how people from Waterford have made their mark on the world

Senator John Cummins has rejected “disrespectful comments” describing the proposal to extend the runway of Waterford Airport as a "pig in a poke" by the Minister of State at the Department of Transport.

There is a possibility of coastal flooding, large coastal waves and fallen trees

Minister of State James Lawless describes south east regional airport as 'pig in a poke'

The Minister of State at the Department of Transport has downplayed the strength of the business case for the extension of the runway at Waterford Airport, comparing it to a "pig in a poke".