The LAMA All-Ireland Community and Council Awards 2026, which will take place on February 28

Murphy Larkin is only one of three joineries in Ireland to have received this accreditation and the only one supplying pre-hung door sets

A call has been made for Bonmahon to be included in Uisce Éireann's Growth Programme, to address a wastewater crisis in the area

He was speaking after a session of the Oireachtas Health Committee on dental services with the Irish Dental Association, HSE, and Department of Health

 Judge O’Kelly reiterated how O’Brien presented the scam as a ‘zero-risk’ investment to her victim

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

It's part of a three-year partnership between the company and the national charity which supports suicide prevention and 24/7 crisis support

"I think their whole world is about trying to find out what a British identity is beyond colonialism"

Works have progressed on the pipe

The British singer-songwriter announced that this will be his final national tour of Ireland

He was last seen at his home at around 4pm on Tuesday, January 6

Uisce Éireann crews are working to repair a major burst that occurred overnight in Tramore

Fr Murphy studied at St John’s College in the Diocese of Waterford and Lismore and was ordained at the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity on Barronstrand Street in 1996

Fire safety and health care concerns at Waterford Nursing Home

SETU Youth Choir was honoured with a mayoral reception in City Hall on Tuesday, January 13, following their success at the International Music Festival in Bratislava in July 2025.

The reception was packed to the brim with Simon's friends and family, training partners at Team Ryano (Simon's MMA team) and delegates from Cage Warriors.

Photos of other events are also available to view here on waterford-news.ie under the Archive section

It was a busy day for Rescue 177 and SEMRA

On Tuesday, January 6, reports from the Irish Independent and Irish Times named Waterford Airport’s then-anonymous investor as US oil billionaire Kelcy Warren

While there were no patients on trolleys in UHW, there were 22 cases of surge capacity in use (number of beds taken from elsewhere in the hospital to meet ED demand), and 19 cases of delayed transfer of care.