The Minister of Transport Eamon Ryan criticised the business case that was submitted requesting government funding for the extension of the runway at Waterford Airport saying it "isn't a business case".

Following Monday’s class postponement, SETU have confirmed that their Waterford Campuses will resume on Tuesday, 5 November, following the recent cyberattack which hit the university.

With the General Election just around the corner, we want to ask Waterford's political candidates questions about the issues that affect you the most.

Sanofi Waterford won three awards at the national Pharma Industry Awards last week, including the ‘Biopharma Company of the Year’ award, which was presented by RTÉ's Colm O’Regan at a black-tie gala event in Dublin last week.

Richie Purcell from Waterford was given a Long Service Award by the Irish Red Cross for his voluntary service of more than 40 years.

The death has occurred of Seamus Power, Slievekeale Road, Waterford, who died on Friday, September 27, aged 62. Seamus passed away peacefully surrounded by his family, in the wonderful care of the staff of the Oak Ward, University Hospital Waterford.

Students want to see more investment in pedestrian and cycling infrastructure in Waterford.

A planning application, which was submitted in September for the long-awaited engineering building at South East Technological University (SETU), has been granted conditional permission.

The restoration works at Ballynatray house in west Waterford continue, with the construction of a helicopter landing area now planned.

It was a busy day for South Eastern Mountain Rescue Association crews on Saturday, with three calls coming in quick succession, including one from Gardaí about two missing walkers in the Rathgormack area of Co. Waterford.

Publican Mary Brady Sharpe has announced her retirement, from an establishment which has served the St. John’s Park and further Waterford City community for many years. Mary, proprietor of Brady’s Bar, comes from a long line of publicans.

Thirteen community organisations across Waterford will receive a share of €251,188 in grants under Category One of the 2024 Community Centre Investment Fund refurbishment grant as revealed by Fine Gael Senator and General Election candidate John ...

South East Technological University (SETU) experienced a major cybersecurity incident last week, which targeted their IT systems in Waterford.

Anthony's family are concerned for his wellbeing

South East Technological University (SETU) has experienced a cybersecurity incident which targeted their IT systems in Waterford.

Uisce Éireann issued a reminder earlier today to customers supplied by the Ballymacarbry Public Water Supply and Poulavonogue Public Water Supply in County Waterford that Boil Water Notices will remain in place until further notice.

The winning poem of the Waterford Poetry Prize 2024 has been officially announced.  The winning poem, 'The Transgender Mirror', was written by Abhainn Connolly, who is an American writer living in Dublin.

Waterford’s Mount Congreve Gardens and Tramore’s Lafcadio Hearn Japanese Gardens are in the process of preparing their festive offerings, with an array of trails, workshops and lighting spectacles taking place.

Gardaí are investigating a fire that took place near a Lidl shop in Tramore.

The ceremony marks years of planning organising and cross-community exchanges between the two cities.