Garda Commissioner issues statement

'We're completely hamstrung as a Council to deal or service any of the apartments where we have our tenants'

State Apology is delivered

This unveiling is the first of two Heritage Blue Plaques commemorating the Waterford & Tramore Railway

The trial was expected to go ahead earlier this summer

A jury failed to come to a verdict over an alleged assault causing harm inside a shop in Waterford City

The 65-year-old enjoyed a distinguished career with Enterprise Ireland, which brought him across the world

'What kept us going was the heartbreaking stories we heard. The stories of people waking up at 4am and having to be transported to Cork, stories of fright and scare that we will never forget'

Support package for impacted businesses is underway

Night-time restrictions and temporary interruptions to water supply are required

'I think it’s totally unacceptable and deplorable behaviour and it needs to be banned immediately'

Playground restorations due to start in Dunmore East last week were halted over “some sort of hold-up", with four playgrounds in the area on notice for repairs in the same schedule.

'This court has to deal with the repercussions of heroin and crack cocaine all the time'

Whilst committing the break-ins, McGinley took the keys for a Ford Transit van...the van was later found burnt out

Calls are made to add a Maritime Museum to Waterford 

Donal was full of wit, a gentle, kind man

To mark the milestone, GOMA offered 10 month-long residencies for artists based in Ireland

As the hooded man snatched the cash from the register, the cashier discretely pressed a panic button

The case continues at Waterford Central Criminal Court

The partnership will help generate new audiences