Déise Ábu Youth Weekend, Saturday and Sunday, February 21 and 22 Déise Ábu youth weekend is a celebration of creativity and participation, bringing young people and families together through music, song and dance.

Dean Browne is a rising star on the Irish poetry scene, having received the Geoffrey Dearmer Prize in 2020

A strong script, a polished production, excellent performances and the enduring magic of Luke Kelly made for a great night on the Mall

It’s no wonder that the Clare woman’s debut album ‘Sharon Shannon’ in 1991 was the best-selling album of traditional Irish music ever released in Ireland

The Broderick Talks resumed for the month of February with Dr Eugene Broderick focusing on the contribution of women to the body politic

Deirdre's musical legacy involved the establishment of two orchestras – Budding Bows and Concert Strings

This is page-to-stage stuff. Edward’s secret is that he treats his young audience as equals

The Fureys returned to the Royal for a sell-out performance for the Waterford leg of their last tour

Mischievous divil-may-care David O’Doherty announces his arrival with his catchphrase ‘HiYa'

Before I know it, we’re five big-beat numbers into the ABBA catalogue

There are lots of events happening around Waterford over the coming weeks

Under MD Kevin O’Carroll’s baton the choir and orchestra get to the heart and emotion of the Requiem

A superb exhibition from South East Artists that’s simply choc-a-block with colour, subject matter and variety

There are lots of great events coming up in Waterford

Brewery Lane Theatre's fifth production of the O’Casey century-old classic is a splendid success

Richie Hayes kicks off the first of his Arena Pantos with a fun-filled two-hour show that powered along in front of the packed SETU Arena

I love the ‘buy in’ and the pride in the Stradbally jersey feel to the whole experience

Waterford Panto is not just looking back but also facing the future with new young stars

From food and wine to theatre and music there is an eclectic mix of events happening

The chorus of some 112 voices from Wexford and Waterford is the perfect expression of Brahms’ love of polyphony