Guinan was part of the last Waterford side to win the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship in 1959.

All-Ireland Champions Kerry romped to victory in a one-sided game against Waterford in the McGrath Cup

It’s hard to believe there’s just over 100 days until Waterford will take on Clare in Ennis for their Munster Championship opener.

After 14 years representing the county at senior level, Clough/Ballacolla’s Willie Dunphy decided to call time on his inter-county career.

Co-Op Superstores Munster Senior Hurling League Round 1:Tipperary 1-18Waterford 1-18 Waterford denied Tipperary an opening day victory in the Munster Senior Hurling League as the Déise recovered from eight points down to snatch a late draw in an ...

Ballygunner manager Jason Ryan is adamant that no one is getting carried away with thoughts of lifting the Tommy Moore Cup aloft just yet as his side booked their place in the decider with a 0-19 to 0-10 victory against Leinster champions St.

County board chairman Neil Moore is alarmed by the shortage of referees in Waterford at present.

Jordan Norris examines Ballygunner's Achilles heal. 

St. Martin’s of Wexford stand in the way of the Ballygunner's place in the AIB All-Ireland Senior Club Hurling Championship Final.

The Waterford senior hurlers will kick-start 2026 with an away game against All-Ireland Champions – Tipperary in the first round of games in this year’s Munster Hurling League.

Waterford Senior Ladies Football captain Emma Murray is to join the AFLW's Geelong Cats.

Waterford GAA secretary Pat Flynn has warned that the cost of inter-county teams “is becoming increasingly unsustainable.”

Man of the match Dessie Hutchinson smiled from ear to ear at the final whistle as Ballygunner once again climbed the steps at Semple Stadium to lift the Billy O’Neill Cup.

AIB Munster Senior Club Hurling Championship Final Ballygunner 0-21 Éire Óg Inis (Clare) 1-9  Ballygunner cemented their place as outright kings of Munster as they produced a clinical and composed display in the decider to secure a nine-point ...

Ballygunner face the prospect of becoming the most successful club in the history of the province.

Ballygunner are 1/9 to lift the O’Neill Cup for a record sixth occasion on Sunday.

Comeragh Rangers face the unenviable prospect of a trip to Kilkerrin-Clonberne of Galway this Sunday as they bid to book their place in an All-Ireland Final for the first time in their history.

For the second year running, Kilrossanty find themselves in the provincial decider against Cork opposition.

For the umpteenth winter in a row, Ballygunner find themselves exactly where they expect to be - deep in the trenches of Munster.

2-4 from Kate Wall including a dramatic late winner proved pivotal as St. Finbarr’s saw off a determined De La Salle to secure a first Munster Senior title.