If that bridge stands for anything, it is about a new future, a route to an unknown and more expansive future

It is hoped that the airport could be fully operational in 2027

A celebration of the arts and its role in shaping our youth was had in City Hall last week.

It suggests widespread disaffection with the current coalition government

They’ve kicked the can for years and now demand a procurement plan under new rules because of price increases caused by their delay

Must we conclude that this condition does not impact this region?

As I See It: Catherine Drea’s fortnightly column as published in the Waterford News & Star

Stalwart of local GAA and late of Waterford Council, Mr Anthony Walsh passed away on Wednesday, October 8

The children really look forward to their First Holy Communion day

A report in the national papers a few weeks ago announced how Irish Rail’s plans to upgrade the national rail system would widen Dublin’s commuter belt.

Airports are an expensive business, but, just like Horan, there is nothing to say this won’t be the investor the Déise will be hailing for decades to come

'We have a fantastic team of about 17 therapists who are selfless in their work, dedication and expertise'

A Question of Faith is Fr Liam Power's fortnightly column

Ferrybank was the Northern Liberties of the city for hundreds of years - it was detached from Waterford in 1899

The President of Ireland, as guardian of the Irish constitution, is, in effect, the person responsible for safeguarding our precious democracy

Fundraising events have become an important social outlet for Waterford people

As I See It: Catherine Drea’s fortnightly column as published in the Waterford News & Star

The current projects being delivered to Waterford do not remedy years of chronic underinvestment

Unfortunately, it still requires the rallying cry of a bereft community to bring about change

A common question asked by councillors during the meeting was around the power that the president’s office holds