Roads will not be brought up to an acceptable standard without increased government funding

The Court heard that the 37-year-old man had spent the last 20 years in and out of prison

The court had imposed an eight-month prison sentence 

Karpinski’s white Volkswagen van then collided with another vehicle and the traffic lights on the city approach to the bridge

The event will give the public an opportunity to meet the crew and learn about the station's activities

Traffic congestion in the village is 'getting out of control' says local councillor

The measure is being examined by Minister of State John Cummins

A status yellow wind warning has been issued for Waterford on Friday as strong winds are set to buffet the south east coast.

The first night will take place on Thursday, March 6

The number of drivers in Waterford caught without insurance nearly doubled from mid-2023 to mid-2024, with a 98. 9% increase in the figures occurring year-on-year.

The incident occurred at around 1.30pm on Saturday, February 1

The event will follow the route that the Circuit of Ireland rally followed in the 1980s

While Waterford had 142 refugees living in housing provided by the International Protection system on February 11, that number is significantly lower than other counties and just 2.6% of the national total.

Gardaí are seeking public assistance as part of their investigation.

The stories of families affected by the shortage of special school places in Waterford were shared in Dáil Eireann on Tuesday. Waterford TDs David Cullinane and Conor McGuiness spoke on behalf of the parents who observed from the public gallery.

The Archive Reel is a series of regular video reels of photos from our extensive Waterford News & Star archives compiled by photographer, Joe Evans

The former Principal of Killea BNS, Dunmore East, was elected on the 19th Count following the confirmation of the result in a recount

Waterford will be the site of one of the wind farms to be constructed in Phase Two of the government’s planned offshore wind generation projects

Councillor Tom Cronin has said the new Ardmore water sports centre project is causing “headaches” for locals. Cllr Cronin asked for an update on the project at the February sitting of the Dungarvan-Lismore District Council.

The importance of the matter was highlighted at the meeting