JJ Kavanagh & Sons Co. Senior Hurling Championship Quarter-Final Mount Sion 0-28 Clonea 2-21 After Extra Time Relief for Mount Sion, rage for Clonea after a dramatic quarter final in the Saturday evening sunshine.

JJ Kavanagh & Sons Co. Senior Hurling Championship Quarter-Final BALLYGUNNER 2-27 PASSAGE 2-9  Ballygunner produced another devastating performance of shooting with a rampant 2-27 to 2-9 win over Passage in their JJ Kavanagh & Sons Co.

The battle for the News & Star Cup well and truly takes shape this weekend as the final four will be revealed.

The Waterford Camogie Executive is seeking to ratify the appointment of Michael Boland as their Senior Camogie manager for the 2026 campaign, following a comprehensive review of the 2025 Championship.

The Camogie Association has launched its “Period Power” campaign, an initiative designed to champion the health and well-being of female athletes and foster a more open and supportive environment within the sport.

Hundreds upon hundreds of cars parked up in the fields of Ballysaggart last Thursday evening as Adrian ‘Bobo’ Meagher got an almighty send-off.

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Mount Sion manager Jamie O’Meara believes that the current championship schedule is too demanding on club sides. The 2025 SHC is being run over nine straight weekends with the county final provisionally fixed for Sunday, September 7.

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The long-running Jim Power U14 Football Tournament was officially launched on Tuesday, July 29, in Lawlor’s Hotel, Dungarvan, with special guests the Power family, Waterford GAA county board, and Bord na nÓg officials, players, and team management ...

Waterford has been confirmed as the host city for the 2026 World GAA Games. The World GAA Council made the decision on the host city this afternoon (Friday), following a high-calibre shortlist of submissions from Waterford, Kerry and Derry.

Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Camogie Semi-Final  Cork 1-21 Waterford 1-11 Waterford's All-Ireland camogie journey came to an end on a bright and breezy Saturday evening in Nowlan Park.

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.