The fire broke out in the early hours of the morning 

The event was attended by members of the Naval Association

A festival like no other it can only be Waterford Spraoi

Uisce Éireann is working to lift the notice which was implemented in July

The crowd were in fine voice for Natasha Bedingfield

Jorja Smith was one of the main acts on the main stage at All Together Now on Saturday night, August 3. The festival has been a great success so far with a variety of acts, suiting a broad and eclectic mix of tastes, entertaining the crowds.

Local band King Kong Company upgraded to main stage

The vehicle was detected in a 100km/h speed zone

The fundraising campaign is ongoing to secure the potentially life-saving vehicle

A campaign for a theatre in tramore has taken a step forward with the news that a survey has been opened to get suggestions from the public on how to implement the development.

The Gardaí are seeking the public's assistance in the search for a teenager who has been missing since. A Garda spokesperson told Waterford News & Star that 16-year-old Makayla Brady, from, Gorey, in Co Wexford, was last seen at approximately 2.

With All Together Now in full swing it was the turn of Confidence Man to take to the stage. Watch the short clip from Waterford News & Star journalist, Caroline Spencer here: {element}

Even the threat of rain couldn't dampen the spirits of revellers

The Melbourne trio are currently on a European and UK tour

Design & Crafts Council Ireland (DCCI) will open its pop-up Craft Market as part of the Made Local initiative, with Waterford talent, Muireann Ryan showcasing her work

Businesses and employers across Waterford can now apply for a range of grant supports aimed making workplaces more inclusive for people with disabilities under the new Work and Access Programme announced by government, with up to €25,000 available for workplace adaptations

Tributes are pouring in for a young mother who suddenly passed away, leaving family, friends and the community in shock

With some changes coming to Credit Union services in Waterford, it had been speculated that changes were coming to the Cairde Credit Union services

On Saturday and Sunday, August 3-4 there will be a sparkling lineup of artists, writers, activists, scholars, and advocates holding court to an audience. 

Emergency services are currently at the scene of a blaze on the outskirts of Waterford City