The event will happen on November 28 and a dedicated ‘Sensory Santa’ session will also take place on December 21

'The planning regulator has admitted that he got it wrong and that he was too restrictive on councils across the country'

ESB-Ørsted set to create the windfarm development site at Tonn Nua, near Dunmore East, with their €98.72 per megawatt-hour bid.

Cllr Kate O'Mahoney welcomed the allocation of funding for public toilets in the Waterford City and County budget

€1,797 of diamorphine was found concealed in the vehicle’s air vents

New gender pay gap report is an indication of female representation in senior management roles, says Chief Executive

“We currently have high demand for home support in Waterford"

He said the expanded walkway would allow residents to walk or cycle safely from Ballinakill, Ardkeen, Passage and Cheekpoint, all the way into the city

On one occasion Mr. Maher stole a credit card which belonged to his friend and withdrew €500 using the card

The group also enjoyed some outdoor activities including a walk at Mahon Falls

Owner of Luca Records and Momo Restaurant Harry O’Neill described the city centre as 'dead on its feet' with a crippling lack of footfall.

President Veronica Campbell  said: "It shows that for every €1 of public investment into the university, the university generates a return of €5.” 

Throughout the day over 100 people attended the various events held in Dungarvan

The minister was responding to a parliamentary question and said she expects recruitment to be completed in 'the coming months'

He shouted that if he was a woman he would be ‘listened to’ and made lewd statements about the female body

From The Archive sees Waterford News & Star photographer, Joe Evans, go through the newspaper records to pick out photos from Waterford's past

DNA tests completed on the knife matched to a 34-year-old man

The court was told that the man had drank too much whiskey on the day and later apologised to hotel staff for his behaviour

'Festive Star' and 'Colourful Memories of Waterford Vol.2' are now available from the Book Centre and our offices on Gladstone Street

Waterford City and County Council Chief Executive Sean McKeown has said the rates increase was necessary to protect Waterford's status as "Ireland's best place to live"