Man died six days after Waterford assault, inquest told A man who was assaulted after he went out for the night in Dungarvan on St Patrick's Day in 2018 died in hospital six days … Munster • 12 Jan
Man dies following assault in west Waterford A man in his 20s has died in hospital over a week after suffering an assault in west Waterford. Ireland • 10 Nov 22
Waterford project on track after €170 million funding A long-awaited regeneration project in Waterford city appears to be back on track following approval of €170 million in Government funding. Regional • 09 Nov 22
Man charged over stabbing of priest in Co Waterford A man has appeared in court charged with stabbing a priest in Co Waterford. Courts • 31 Oct 22
Castle dungeons open up for fright night in Lismore As Halloween approaches and the country prepares for a plague of witches and ghosts, locals in Lismore have been taking advantage of their unique heritage … Regional • 30 Oct 22
Museum of Time only Irish finalist for tourism awards The Irish Museum of Time has been selected as the only Irish finalist in a set of coveted international tourism awards. Munster • 20 Oct 22
Train passenger dies on Waterford to Dublin service A passenger has died after he became seriously ill while travelling on the Waterford to Dublin train this morning. Regional • 12 Oct 22
South East Energy Agency expands into Waterford A climate expert has warned that Ireland's "enduring dependency" on imported fossil fuels is harming the economy, the planet and security of energy supply. Regional • 30 Sep 22
NTA: Replacing soon-to-end bus service 'high priority' The National Transport Authority has said that replacing a rural bus service in Co Waterford which is about to end is a "high priority". Regional • 14 Sep 22
Woman in 20s dies after Co Waterford crash A woman in her 20s has died after a collision between a car and a lorry in Co Waterford this morning. Munster • 12 Jul 22
Bausch and Lomb workers vote in favour of pay deal Workers at the Bausch and Lomb eyecare plant in Waterford have voted in favour of a deal which ends an ongoing dispute over pay. Regional • 02 Jul 22
Care and community workers balloted for strike action Members of SIPTU employed in several care and community organisations, including the Irish Wheelchair Association, have begun a ballot for strike action in a long … Ireland • 16 Jun 22
Cruinniú na nÓg events celebrate children A total of 5,000 juggling balls were distributed across Ireland for the return of Ireland's annual day to celebrate youth, Cruinniú na nÓg. Cruinniú na nÓg 2022 • 11 Jun 22
Bausch and Lomb says staff want to vote on pay offer Bausch and Lomb has formally written to SIPTU indicating that it is available to meet to clarify any items in in its latest pay proposal. Munster • 10 Jun 22
PublicRelay to create 40 jobs in new Waterford centre US communications analytics and advisory firm PublicRelay is to set up a media analytics centre in Waterford City, creating about 40 jobs over the next … Business • 04 May 22
Man in court today to face money laundering charges A man in his 30s is due to appear before a special sitting of Gorey District Court this morning facing fraud charges. Regional • 01 May 22
Network aims to 'revolutionise' climate education As schools prepare to reopen after the Easter break, a Co Waterford teacher has sounded a clarion call for more people to join a network … Climate Heroes • 23 Apr 22
Social enterprise plans Grow It Yourself farm Social enterprise Grow It Yourself - which encourages people to grow their own food and eat healthily - is branching out with a plan to … Regional • 15 Apr 22
New cruise ferry for Rosslare-Bilbao route A large cruise ferry aimed at bringing more tourists to and from the southeast will be introduced to Rosslare Europort before the end of the … Regional • 08 Apr 22
Ukrainians musicians to perform at Waterford festival Internationally-renowned Ukrainian musicians will be taking part in a special performance at the Blackwater Valley Opera Festival in June, when all of the proceeds will … Regional • 31 Mar 22
Judge says medical record requests increasingly refused A Circuit Criminal Court judge in Waterford has said it is becoming more common for requests for medical records in the use of criminal cases … Regional • 29 Mar 22
Russian invasion 'brutal', says Charles in Waterford Britain's Prince Charles has described the Russian invasion of Ukraine as "brutal aggression" and expressed his support for the people of Ukraine in their current … Ireland • 24 Mar 22
Waterford IT honours health campaigner Vicky Phelan A new research position focusing on equality and access to education has been announced by Waterford Institute of Technology in honour of health campaigner Vicky … Regional • 08 Mar 22
Permission given for Waterford Airport runway extension An Bord Pleanála has granted planning permission for a runway extension at Waterford Airport. Regional • 04 Feb 22
New Masters course at Waterford Institute of Technology A new Masters course in organic and biological agriculture has been launched at Waterford Institute of Technology. Regional • 03 Feb 22