'Among them, our oldest citizens are particularly vulnerable; people aged over 80 make up a large share of these deaths'

'Your presence reflects the commitment of An Garda Síochána to meaningful community engagement and visible policing that supports every part of our city' - Mayor Ryan

'For a self-employed person it can be precarious enough at the best of times so I think they at least deserve to be able to look after themselves'

William Bolster and Dr Frances Hardiman speak about the partnership between SETU and Waterford Airport

The wind and rain howled as the dark clouds that lingered over the Ballybeg community finally caved in for the funeral Mass of teenager Sammy Hanrahan, who died tragically after a road traffic accident on Friday, November 21.

The event will take place on December 5

'People come in here at Council meetings and are told that certain issues are Metro so they can’t discuss it, but we can spend 10 n minutes talking about an issue in Cork'

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