On Sunday, August 24, a blue plaque will be unveiled honouring Nanette Malcomson

The centre is operated by the Brothers of Charity Services Ireland CLG and provides care and supports to adults with an intellectual disability

Mark O'Sullivan was a popular employee of CCS Manguard and well-known for his love of motorbikes and keeping people safe

The celebration of India and Ireland was held amidst a vulnerable time for the community locally

Those working within the food sector across the south east will now be able to avail of region's first publicly accessible demonstration kitchen

Moataz Sarsour GAA, formerly known as Ramallah Hurling Club, is twinned with Waterford city's Roanmore GAA club

Throughout the years, Richie’s floral creations brightened every corner of Waterford

It was also noted that the level of activity in the property market concerning vacant and derelict properties had notably increased

The life of Francis ‘Boots’ Casey was remembered during his funeral service at The Immaculate Conception Church, Fenor, on Monday, following his death last week. Born in 1955, Francis was a much-loved father of 10 and grandfather of 14.

Funeral details for those who died recently. May they Rest in Peace.

The relay challenge is to run from the start at the Edmund Rice Bridge in Waterford city to the end at the Waterford Greenway Carpark in Dungarvan and back, a distance of 93.6km in under eight hours 

Thirty-two young girls have been selected as Rose Buds for the event which is currently taking place

'We think the developers are attempting to create a gated holiday community exploiting one of Ardmore’s last remaining unspoilt areas'

“These additional works are a necessary step in strengthening the wastewater network in Lismore and ensuring its long-term reliability"

There's lots to do in Waterford throughout the remainder of Heritage Week

Waterford has received funding of €1,052 in grants for Water Heritage Day events in the county celebrating our waterbodies as part of National Heritage Week

Uisce Éireann is reminding customers in Waterford that a Water Conservation Order, commonly known as a hosepipe ban, is still in place until September 16. The restrictions include the use of garden hoses and other non-essential water uses.

'Whilst University Hospital Waterford (UHW) endeavours to see all those who need access to diagnostic care, such as MRIs and x-rays in a timely manner, we are confined within the constraints of our current service levels'- HSE

The works will begin at 8pm and finish at 6am, over the three nights

The showcase will run until Monday, August 25, having begun on Tuesday, August 12