Winterval is back!

The male pedestrian who was pronounced dead at the scene has been named as Eamonn Murphy from Mullinavat

Photos will also appear in the forthcoming print edition of the newspaper

The incidents occurred over the last week

'Festive Star' and 'Colourful Memories of Waterford - Volume 2' are now available in the Book Centre and direct from Waterford News & Star 

The teenager was assaulted and allegedly robbed by three other youths

Photos will also appear in the forthcoming print edition of the newspaper

The popular local priest will be 'out of action' until after Christmas

The accident happened at around 2.10am on Sunday morning, November 23

'If he is caught driving again, a disqualification will be the least of his worries' - Judge

He charged over the seizure of a large amount of cocaine valued at €10.65 million

'I suppose road safety sometimes isn't popular'

All matters were adjourned until January 13

Waterford Camera Club presented a cheque for €834. 22 to Waterford City River Rescue.  The money was raised from a recent exhibition at City Square, where the public voted for the best picture.

On concluding the matter, Judge Kevin Staunton said, 'I’ll give her a break and strike it out'

Councillor Lola O'Sullivan said: 'I feel people aren't being updated on what's happening'

“It's become a tradition in Waterford to go to Glenn’s Christmas concerts. You’d see the same faces going again and again.” 

A dark cloud of devastation and sadness lingers over the community of Ballybeg and the surrounding areas as young and old try to come to terms with the tragic death of 18-year-old Sammy Hanrahan, who died on Friday, November 21.

Where is the World War II mine from The Quays?

At the end of the talk, the audience gave Dr McMonagle a standing ovation, which Eoin Gill from Calmast said had never happened at a Science Week event at the college before