Planning application was submitted this week by MKDB Developments Ltd

Councillors in Dungarvan were raising concerns about weeds and untidiness in and around the town

A meeting is to take place about setting up a new Men's Shed on September 24

The Mass was celebrated in the peaceful and tranquil setting of the graveyard

Taking place from Wednesday to Friday, September 17 to 19, Higher Options is Ireland’s largest education exhibition

The issue was resolved following work with external suppliers

In the event of an emergency the public should dial 999 or 112

Waterford City and County Council, along with the country’s Local Authorities, is encouraging everyone to checktheregister.ie

Online services remain available at www.waterfordcouncil.ie, and queries can be directed to 0818102020

'The sun was shining and everyone got involved in the play'

The final call is out for Waterford book lovers to vote for their favourite local bookshop in the ‘An Post Bookshop of the Year 2025’

Dr Burke joined SETU as Programme Development Lead for Veterinary Medicine 

Warterford Gardaí expressed delight recently at being invited to celebrate Onam, the South Indian harvest festival. In an online post the Gardai stated: 'We are happy to be able to strengthen the relationships forged between our communities.

Piltown National School say is up to everyone to teach respect for all life and everyone's property

The council say 31 locations have been agreed for a three year period but there won't be 31 cameras at one time

Waterford City and County Council have stepped up litter patrols in Dungarvan in response to last month’s IBAL survey. A survey of beaches and waterways found that Dungarvan had slipped to moderately littered, while Tramore was confirmed clean.

The search for the teenager reported missing from Kilmeaden is ongoing

Waterford News and Star journalist Darragh Murphy's coverage on Déise Animal Sanctuary scandal garners national recognition

“We are not gone away, and we appreciate your support. We are here for our customers in good times but also in bad times"

Superintendent Gavin Hegarty is advising parents not to buy fireworks for their children this Halloween