“We are not asking for special treatment, we are just asking that our children be treated the same as every other child in the country"

Tony O'Neill of Autism Friendly Ireland said: "We will continue our work to create a more inclusive community.”

€2.2 million CT scanner and €1.6 million laboratory unveiled at SEAM Research Centre at SETU

Minister of State John Cummins made his first Ministerial visit to his native Waterford last week to turn the sod

Waterford will be celebrating their favourite son Thomas Francis Meagher at the 177th anniversary of the Tricolour Celebration. 

The film will premiere on Friday, February 28 in Garter Lane Arts Centre

Minister of State John Cummins made his first Ministerial visit to his native Waterford last week to turn the sod

The bridge will be one of the main focal points of the multi-million euro North Quays development

Councillor Barry said: "I don't think McGwire House is the right situation for them"

The notice was issued late in 2024 and remains in place 

The students had a great day out with some great football skills on show

The Archive Reel is a series of regular video reels of photos from our extensive Waterford News & Star archives compiled by photographer, Joe Evans

The students showcased great determination on the athletics front

Waterford saw a significant number of people fined for using their mobile phone while driving a vehicle in the latest roads policing data released by An Garda Síochána, with 1,600 people receiving fines for the offence during the year preceding July ...

She had her eight-month custodial sentence suspended 

The team competed in the Interschools Showjumping Competition in Shanahill

With sympathy we record the following deaths of people from Waterford

A number of well-attended events took place recently in Waterford 

he Archive Reel is a series of regular video reels of photos from our extensive Waterford News & Star archives compiled by photographer, Joe Evans

Penney's celebrates its 40th year in Waterford