The building is in the Waterford Cultural Quarter

Councillor Donnchadh Mulcahy pointed out that dog fouling is not just about aesthetics but public health and safety

In February 112 adults were in emergency accommodation in Waterford compared to 111 in January and 109 in December

"Public transport needs investment, protection and new routes, not cuts"

The centre facilitates a crochet group which makes blankets for Waterford Hospice

Gardaí say they arrested the driver who “was brought before the court” on road traffic charges

The works in Cappoquin will impact R669 Upper Main Street and L1201 Green Street

District Manager for Dungarvan, Ivan Grimes said that when you address anti-social behaviour in an area, you push it somewhere else

The vacant site is to be transformed into a community park

Waterford Rose, Cara Comerford is twenty one and in her third year of Biomedical Engineering in MTU.  She started her course in 2023 and hopes to graduate next year.  She’s not sure if she’s going to do a master’s.

The issue is raised regularly at the monthly Dungarvan-Lismore District Council meetings

The posts targeted men, women and children participating in the recent St. Patrick's Day parade. 

A letter asking what the department's plans are for the future of the Clonea Strand Hotel was sent last September

This year marks the 11th staging of the event which is always very well supported

Councillors at a recent Dungarvan-Lismore meeting said during the winter months, outdoor seating should be stored

The Taoiseach attended a breakfast at the Granville last week

Suir Valley Railway are planning upgrades

An Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) has been called for Monday, April 20 

The paedophile and former Fianna Fáil tallyman is currently serving an 18-year sentence for abusing a ten boys in Waterford between 1984 to 1987.

The money will be used to develop school support packs, an initiative aimed at promoting positive mental health and wellbeing among young people