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Frank Ryan a man for all seasons and sports
He’s the best of company at GAA games, soccer games, cricket matches – any sort of sport that’s played with either a large or small ball for that matter.
The Sweet & Lowdown: Joanna Ryde
The all-singing, all dancing Finglas lass, who hosts the legendary cabaret shows at Waterford’s Dignity Bar, began her rise to superstardom in 2007 when she won the prestigious Alternative
Miss Ireland.
Former Talk Talk employee has ‘the Chef Factor’
Former Talk Talk employee Wayne Halloran has been named as the winner of Irish food producers Cully & Sully’s online contest – ‘Chef Factor 2011’.
Walsh calls for resilience among Irish businesses
Airline supremo Willie Walsh, whose mother hails from Waterford, was the guest speaker at last Friday’s Waterford Chamber annual dinner at the Tower Hotel, which drew a 250-strong attendance.
Wateford’s ‘Wonder Years’ captured in stunning new book
‘The Wonder Years’, a unique photographic retrospective encompassing Waterford’s inter-county hurling fortunes between 2002 and 2011, has just been published.
The Sweet & Lowdown: Fred O’Mahony
Waterford Homecrafts’ Christmas Fair opens at Garter Lane this weekend.
Wood turner Fred O’Mahony has been selling his work at the fair for 17 years
Wateford’s ‘Wonder Years’ captured in stunning new book
‘The Wonder Years’, a unique photographic retrospective encompassing Waterford’s inter-county hurling fortunes between 2002 and 2011, has just been published.
‘Disgraceful’ comments condemned by Labour TD
Waterford TD Ciara Conway has welcomed the resignation of Naas Mayor Darren Scully in the wake of comments he made yesterday which she described as ‘disgraceful’.
An optimistic tone for Enterprise Week
The tough business climate is not as deterring as some would suggest if the largecrowd that attended the Bank of Ireland Enterprise Week launch at the Granville Hotel last Wednesday offered any indication.
Rampant Gunners romp to another Deise title
Ballygunner somewhat atoned for their Munster Senior Club Championship defeat when coasting to their third successive Under-21 County title after a 25-point win over Cappoquin in Carriganore last Sunday.