SFAI Subway Kennedy Cup 2025 Group 3 – Game 3 Waterford Schoolboy League 2 Hugo Thompson 35, Daniel Roche 60 Midlands Schoolboy League 0 Second-half goals from Hugo Thompson and Daniel Roche saw the Waterford Schoolboy League progress into the last ...

SFAI Subway Kennedy Cup 2025 Group 3 – Game 2 Waterford Schoolboy League 2 Samuel Olarewaju 12, Callum Curran 36 Cavan/Monaghan Schoolboy League 0 A crucial penalty save from Waterford keeper Kajtek Splawski inside five minutes was a pivotal moment ...

SFAI Subway Kennedy Cup 2025 Group 3 Waterford Schoolboy League 3 Hugo Thompson 6, Michael Cullinane 41, James Stokes 46 Clare Schoolboy League 1 Adam Roche 24 It was a winning start for the Waterford Schoolboy League at the SFAI Subway Kennedy Cup ...

After a very promising start by Waterford when they topped their group and knocked the holders out of the Cup competition there was ultimately disappointment for the squad after they were eliminated at the quarter final stage of the Cup and ended ...

Over a week on from Waterford’s exit from the Munster and All-Ireland Hurling Championship and the dust has not yet settled on the great debate surrounding Waterford’s consistency in failing to advance to the knockout stages under the Round Robin ...

We have hit the midway point of the season in the League of Ireland, and as a whole, it has been a very exciting season for neutral supporters. The attendances are up throughout the league, and the competitive nature of the league is in full flow.

How many times have Waterford been in an underage All-Ireland semi-final? I’ll give you a hint. Enough times for you to be able to count it on your hands, even if you’re missing a finger.

It was a Saturday to remember for four out of the five Waterford teams that were competing in the SFAI South-East Regional Finals played at Evergreen FC as Dungarvan United, Southend United and Villa tasted cup final success.

All-Ireland Minor Hurling Quarter Final Waterford 1-18 Limerick 1-14  Waterford are through to the All-Ireland minor hurling semi-finals for the first time in eleven years.

All Ireland Senior Camogie Championship Group 2 Waterford 0-17 Kilkenny 0-10  Nine Niamh Rockett points fired Waterford to a famous win over Kilkenny in their first outing of the All Ireland series on Saturday afternoon.

SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division WATERFORD FC 2 TOMMY LONERGAN 19, PADRAIG AMOND 81 DROGHEDA UNITED 2 WARREN DAVIS 23, CONOR KEELEY 90+3 Conor Keeley rescued an unlikely share of the spoils for Drogheda United as Waterford FC’s inability to ...

Last weekend, the Jordan Lonergan darts tournament took place in Waterford. The event organised by Andrew Ryan, Dean Finn and Jim Long saw over 109 players compete, with another 60 to 80 people involved.

MUNSTER SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP Cork 2-25 Waterford 1-22   The Waterford hurlers bowed out of the 2025 championship in front of 42,181 at a breezy Supervalu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday afternoon.

SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division ST PATRICK’S ATHLETIC 2 MASON MELIA 28, 31 WATERFORD FC 2 TOMMY LONERGAN 2, CONAN NOONAN 80 Conan Noonan cancelled out two first-half Mason Melia goals to earn a deserved point for Waterford FC in their SSE ...

98% of delegates present voted for the rights of players to choose between shorts or skorts

Munster Senior Hurling ChampionshipTipperary 1-30 Waterford 1-21  A late Oisin O'Donoghue goal saw Tipperary get the better of Waterford on a sizzling Sunday afternoon in Thurles and seal their place in the All Ireland series.

Sunday, May 18 Munster Senior Hurling Championship Tipperary v Waterford FBD Semple Stadium 2. 00pm Referee: Sean Stack (Dublin) Stephen Bennett can become Waterford’s all-time top scorer in championship hurling on Sunday.

Munster Minor Hurling Final Cork 1-20 Waterford 2-15 Cork were crowned Munster Minor Hurling champions for the 35th time after holding off a Cormac Spain led comeback from Waterford in the Thurles sunshine on Friday evening.

Tailteann Cup Group 2 Offaly 1-18 Waterford 1-13 Waterford pushed Division 3 champions Offaly all the way on a sweltering Saturday afternoon but eventually succumbed to their second defeat of the Tailteann Cup campaign.

Waterford FC have expressed their “disappointment” after an alleged racist remark was aimed at 16-year-old Shamrock Rovers player Victor Ozhianvuna by a Waterford supporter before Friday’s SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division clash at the RSC.