School secretaries and caretakers strike for pension parity in Waterford City 

Airport management say that construction of the school could interfere with airport operations and airspace.

In August, the foodbank helped a total of 5,288 people and provided more than 43,000 meals 

The RNLI encourages people to learn how to spot rip tides and what to do if they encounter one

A local man has been announced as a Farm Safety Community Champion.

A roundup of the enthralling discussion had at the Kennedy Summer School this year

Causeway Hospitality Limited has submitted plans to construct apartments at the former Mason’s Bar/Nightclub premises on Manor Street.

The Old Market House Arts Centre Dungarvan welcomed a full house of visitors, artists, family and friends for the reception

Going from hospital ICU to hurling field: "It was surreal kind of feeling"

Fianna Fáil Ireland South MEP Cynthia Ní Mhurchú has called for a "get-tough" approach to speeding

Forty-two apartments contained within four, three-storey duplex apartment blocks have additionally been greenlit

The now historic Waterford team soared to a first All-Ireland minor hurling title in 12 years

The Monthly Homelessness Report shows 117 adults in emergency accommodation in July

School secretaries and caretakers across Waterford began picketing outside their schools last week, as part of an indefinite nationwide strike, resulting from a dispute over pension parity.

Deputy David Cullinane took to social media to announce the good news

It offers significant physical and mental health benefits

The pursuit of education and a curiosity for learning has restored her confidence

Two young brothers from County Waterford achieved a remarkable feat recently when the completed a challenging swim across Tramore Bay

The proposals are now available for review, and the group encourages people to share their views through an anonymous online survey

Cllr Donnchadh Mulcahy said that he still remembers his first time voting