The 42-year-old has a wealth of League of Ireland experience after winning the FAI Cup with the saints back in 2023

Waterford FC captain Padraig Amond reviews his team's crucial win over Bray Wanderers.

A look ahead to Ballygunner's provincial semi-final.

Jordan Norris has his say on the situation at Waterford FC.

Waterford’s Junior Football champions Shamrocks are out of the Munster JFC at the hands of a very strong Buttevant outfit.

Despite having been announced as one of the first signings for the 2025 league campaign, Matt Smith’s second stint at the Blues saw him play just over two hours of football, making his first start in the final game of the season

Stradbally’s involvement in the Munster Intermediate Club football championship ended at the first hurdle.

The sense of relief was uppermost in the minds of Matt Lawlor and his assistant Mark Yeates after Waterford FC overcame Bray Wanderers. 

Rathgormack bowed out of the Munster Senior Club Football Championship at Cusack Park on Sunday

A strong finish secured vital points for De La Salle College as they recorded back-to-back wins in the Dr. Harty Cup.

Waterford FC owner Jamie Pilley has committed to rebuilding the club following their success in the playoff over Bray Wanderers.

AIB Munster Senior Club Camogie Championship Semi-Final De La Salle (Waterford) 2-21 (27) Thurles Sarsfields (Tipperary) 3-16 (25)  De La Salle are through to a first ever Munster Senior Club Camogie Championship Final following a thrilling finish ...

Waterford FC retained their SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division status against a resilient Bray Wanderers side at Tolka Park.

Sam Glenfield's 74th minute goal ensure Premier Division football against next season for Waterford at a nervy Tolka Park this evening 

Waterford trainer Henry De Bromhead could be set for a good day in Gowran Park on Saturday

Waterford sides are involved in three provincial football quarter-finals and one camogie semi-final on a massive weekend for the county. 

Waterford tennis player Vinny Keane captured two bronze medals at the International Blind Tennis Association (IBTA) European Championships in Poland.

For 1984 Olympic marathon silver medallist John Treacy, the moment he spent receiving his honorary doctorate degree from SETU was a cyclical one.

“Years of miles, sacrifice and delusion masked as belief” was David McGlynn’s summary of his athletic career up until the Dublin City Marathon.

Last Saturday evening, we suffered a major disappointment, failing to beat Galway United, which meant we finished ninth in the league table and will now be in the promotion/relegation play-off final this Friday against Bray Wanderers in Tolka Park.