Tree felling is due to take place later this month on the Old Kilmeaden Road.

St Colette was born the year World War I ended

Over €5,000 has so far been raised for Larchville local Sean McCarthy, who suffered a devastating medical emergency in the summer of 2023.

A significant amount of rubbish and household good were dumped

Based in Dublin, Skinner writes, records and produces songs about growing up and overcoming a ‘dirt-flecked 21st century existence’

Nearly 20 per cent of CAMHS appointments are going unattended

A Waterford woman has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison for stealing from Tesco - judge refuses to suspend sentence

The event showcased diversity in an exemplary way

The 'adventurous, well-travelled and fun-loving' 29-year-old from Clonea, Dungarvan, had been on a skiing holiday at the Bansko resort in Bulgaria

The event was a great success and attracted a large crowd

SPECIAL REPORT: The Waterford News & Star probes the Déise's illicit tobacco trade

Following the appointment of Fine Gael TD John Cummins as Minister of State at the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage and Fianna Fáil TD Mary Butler as Chief Whip, Waterford News & Star spoke to two political and economic ...

Ryanair Chief Michael O'Leary has thrown cold water on the hopes of Ryanair supporting the plans for the development of Waterford Airport.

The results of the Seanad Elections slowly poured in over the weekend following some good news for Waterford as Independent Waterford Councillor Joe Conway was elected to the Cultural and Educational panel of the Seanad on Friday.

Anthony Connolly, of 43 Priory Lawn, Waterford City, had pleaded not guilty to six separate charges, including assault contrary to Section 3 of the Non-Fatal Offences to the Person Act and production of a knife.

The sisters of a Waterford woman who died of cervical cancer 10 years ago have settled a High Court action against the HSE.

The new Aldi store in City Square shopping centre in Waterford city is set to open on March 6 at 9am following a €3. 8 million investment from the company.

In keeping with tradition, a St Brigid's Cross making workshop was held in Reginald's Tower on Saturday, February 1, to mark and celebrate St Brigid's Day and the time-honoured tradition associated with the beloved Irish saint.

The University College Dublin Invasive Ecology laboratory is raising the alarm about a "high-impact invasive alien species" which has been spotted in the Cheekpoint area in Waterford.

The sessions offer a relaxed and informal way to improve on our native language