The man's solicitor said that while he had suffered from a polysubstance misuse problem, he was doing much better

Funeral details for recently deceased members of the Waterford community

A new mural featuring Palestinian boxer Wasim Abusal was unveiled earlier this year

A group of concerned residents protested against a number of planning applications for large solar farms in the Waterford region

Gardaí say that thefts from shops is not a “victimless crime” and often results in assaults and threats to staff as well as property damage

The road was closed for a technical examination by Garda Forensic Collision Investigators

The deceptively simple idea of ‘being out in the open’ has hugely beneficial impacts on young people’s lives

Minister for Local Government and Planning John Cummins said the plan is 'a major step forward in accelerating housing delivery and tackling vacancy in Waterford'

Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to the incident which happened shortly before 8pm on Sunday on the Cork Road

Gardaí are urging people not to take the risk of drinking and driving and find alternative ways home

Mount Congreve has asked Waterford City and County Council to under write Mount Congreve's overdraft for the next three years

Efforts to court the council into granting planning permission officially began on June 25, when a meeting was held between the applicant, architects, CBRE, and the council’s planning department

Two blocks of amphetamines were recovered, weighed at 770g and valued at €11,610

Revenues are projected to fall just shy of €10 million, and the workforce has now expanded to over 50 employees

Councillor Thomas Phelan said he was concerned about the impact of an animal decomposing on the blue flag beach 

Local gardaí have received training in how to enforce the new laws on e-scooters

The closure from 7:30pm is to facilitate the Ballygunner V Sarsfields Cork match

'We really weren't expecting this. Thanks to everyone who voted for us, it's absolutely amazing'

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

The Court heard that Hanrahan had 37 previous convictions related to theft, assault and public order offences