The graffiti was sprayed in Waterford's Grange Manor estate

After many years of decommissioned phone boxes lying idle on the streets of Waterford, 10 kiosks will be removed in the next week

Guests from the education community in Waterford and across the country

Cllr David Daniels officially signs nomination for election

'For anyone, that's a very, very bitter pill to swallow'

Telephone boxes across the city continue to detract from what Waterford City has to offer as most are "busted and broken", according to local Councillor Eamon Quinlan. 

Waterford has the lowest repair rate of wastewater systems in Ireland

To earn the passport, students and teachers studied the root causes of global injustices

The development of the Wexford campus will enhance the existing Waterford facilities for the entire south east region

Concern has been expressed in County Waterford that silting up of a local harbour is effectively “a tragedy waiting to happen” as its proving restrictive for emergency services.

Alice has always kept strong ties with relatives abroad and enjoys reunions

The South East Regional Support Network recently held its annual service of remembrance and hope with performances from the Waterford High Hopes Choir and Band. 

A one-of-a-kind bus is on sale on Done Deal...

Plans have been arranged into two phases where over €3.25 million will bring the seaside town back to life. 

Jack O'Sullivan joined the Gardaí on the day of the D-Day landings in 1944

Dunmore East remembers brave fishermen whose sacrifice was pivotal in the establishment of Tramore's RNLI lifeboat station 

The accident resulted in a contractor being struck and pinned between a steel upright and a moving pallet

European election candidate Eddie Punch has expressed his disappointment after his poster was taken down in Waterford. On Friday, May 10, it was discovered that one of his election posters had been removed in Dunmore East.

Martin Forristal is honoured for his work in promoting and preserving traditional music in Waterford

Sixteen were meticulously and expertly handmade by the Lacy sisters, Ms Thompson’s grand-aunts, between 1936 and 1942