Her leadership in the Plant a Planet Campaign resulted in 474 native Irish trees being planted by families across their communities

The collection is launching at the Irish Museum of Time this month

The bike belonged to a former professional cyclist from Waterford who competed in the 2004 Summer Olympics

Judge Eugene O'Kelly excused the jury for five years due to the graphic details of the trial

Judge O'Kelly said: 'A breach of the in camera rule exposes a person to criminal intent'

The man screamed threats of arson at a terrified manager trying to keep people safe

A man appeared in Waterford District Court last week for allegedly setting fire to a room at University Hospital Waterford. It is alleged that on January 24 at 6. 50pm, an inpatient set a fire in one of the rooms on medical floor four.

New sculpture unveiled at Waterford's Oasis House

That a location for the unit was identified and agreed upon was also welcomed

The South East centre is located in the Waterside area of the City and offers therapeutic services for people impacted by suicide. 

They will contest the final in Dublin on May 7

The contract for the new building is valued at €2.75m and is funded by the Department of Housing, Heritage and Local Government

€500 million in community funds and 4,000 jobs could be generated through the wind farms' development

'You could hear the glass shatter outside'

The gig follows on from an extremely successful show in the city that drew a packed house

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

The incident occurred on Monday, March 9, between 9pm and 10pm

Photos will also appear in the forthcoming edition of Waterford News & Star

The races will take place on St Patrick's Day morning

Photos will also appear in the forthcoming print edition of the newspaper