The strategy sets out a clear vision of an Ireland where far fewer lives are lost to suicide and where people have access to the supports they need

The annual walk follows the historic 115km pilgrim path from Cashel, in Co. Tipperary, to Ardmore, Co. Waterford

The meeting will take place at Lawlor's Hotel, in Dungarvan, on Thursday, June 11, at 8pm

The new Heritage in Schools Post-Primary (HIS-PP) programme will connect heritage specialists with students through engaging, curriculum-linked workshops

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New members are always welcome to join the group

In the last two years IBM has announced over 850 high‑tech roles across Dublin, Cork and Waterford

'Joy is taught, shared and passed down like an inheritance'

The man attempted to go up the stairs but was dragged downstairs by the girl’s mother

'We march every chance we get to show our love and support for our own gorgeous trans kids'

'You can’t save the world, but you can make a little difference to someone'

In July 2024, a warrant was issued by gardaí to search the premises

She was subsequently charged with Section 4 theft

The Waterford man has found massive success in the sport

He fell from his wheelchair, becoming aggressive and abusive towards the officers, throwing his wheelchair at them

The court heard that there were no trappings of wealth found in the defendant's residence during the garda search

A Ferrybank man has received a six-year disqualification for driving without insurance or a licence

John Cassidy had five previous convictions, including driving without insurance and criminal damage

The subsequent cleanup costs amounted to €200

Judge O'Connell ordered Sinnott to pay €600 to the St Vincent De Paul Society within the next three months