ZuCar All-Ireland Ladies Under 18C Football FinalWaterford 5-20 Westmeath 3-10 Waterford clinched their second ZuCar U-18 C All-Ireland title in a row thanks to a stunning display against battling Westmeath in Baltinglass.

Saturday, July 26 All-Ireland Camogie Semi-Final Waterford v Cork UPMC Nowlan Park 5. 00pm Referee: Gavin DoneganTaking down reigning All Ireland, National League and Munster champions Cork is an intimidating task for Waterford on Saturday evening.

Waterford manager Mick Boland is a Limerick man living in Carrigtwohill who is plotting Cork's downfall this weekend. Better let the man himself explain!“I hurled all my life below in Limerick with a club called Claughaun.

James O’Connor is the June winner of the Waterford Sports Awards in association with WLR and the Granville Hotel.

The county board should be commended for changing the SHC throw in times on Saturday to accommodate the All Ireland camogie semi final.

The Waterford county board have confirmed in a statement that Paul Shankey has stepped down as Senior football manager after two years in charge.

The old saying suggests that when nothing goes right - go left. Not so long ago, there was nothing going right for Waterford when it came to underage hurling.

The Saturday evening traffic coming into Waterford city across Rice bridge came to a standstill just shy of half nine as Waterford captain James Comerford stepped off the bus with his teammates with the Irish Press Cup.

ELECTRIC IRELAND ALL-IRELAND MINOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL REACTION - WATERFORD COACH TOMMY RYANWaterford coach Tommy Ryan was on a high after watching this talented minor bunch produce the goods on the biggest day of all. “Pure pride.

Electric Ireland All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship Final Reaction – Waterford captain James Comerford Looking out at a sea of white and blue that evaded FBD Semple Stadium before referee Colm McDonald could sound the final whistle that saw ...

Waterford minor manager James ‘Joxer’ O’Connor was cheered and hugged as he made his way back to the winning dressing room on Saturday evening. “There's no words to describe it. An unbelievable feeling.

Electric Ireland All Ireland Minor Hurling Final Waterford 1-18 Clare 0-11 Waterford are All Ireland minor hurling champions for the first time since 2013.

Waterford’s All-Ireland minor semi-final win over Kilkenny in Wexford was greeted with celebration and no little relief by followers throughout the county seeking some sign of hope for the future following another year of disappointment on the ...

Saturday, June 28 Electric Ireland All-Ireland Minor Hurling Final Waterford v Clare FBD Semple Stadium 5. 15pm The All-Ireland semi-final was the night it all clicked for the Waterford minor hurlers. A complete team performance.

Manager James O'Connor selects his 15 to do battle for the Irish Press Cup

Electric Ireland All-Ireland Minor hurling final – Peter Queally The Waterford minor hurlers are a mirror image of their manager according to senior boss Peter Queally.

September 8th 2013, I was 15. At the time, hurling was something I didn’t care all too much for.

Sean Power knew in the winter of 2012 that the Waterford minors could go all the way in the autumn of 2013. He told his management team as much. “Myself, Kieran O’Gorman, Wayne Power, and John Tracey were at a meeting in November 2012.

Déise minor selector Nicholas Mackey has been working with this group of players since they were Under 14. “I started with them in October 2021,” the Mount Sion man recalls. “78 lads came into the SETU Arena, and we had to cut the panel to 48.

Electric Ireland All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship Semi-Final Waterford 2-21 Kilkenny 2-18 Waterford are through to the All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship final for the first time since 2013 - largely thanks to 2-6 from talisman Cormac ...