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The Sweet & Lowdown: Aine McCarthy-Kent
Chair of Tramore’s Comhaltal Branch Aine McCarthy-Kent admits she’s “mad for trad”
WIT sports campus project to create 200 construction jobs
An estimated 200 construction jobs are to be created during the construction of a €10.5 million multi-purpose sports arena at Waterford Institute of Technology’s West Campus at Carriganore.
City Council wins big at Chamber Awards
Waterford City Council has been named as Ireland’s leading City Council at the eighth annual Chambers Ireland Excellence in Local Government Awards, held in association with the Department of Environment, Community & Local Government.
Craig Breen Crowned FIA WRC Academy World Champion
In an unbelievable climax to the FIA WRC Academy Championship Irish rally driver Craig Breen was crowned World Rally Championship Academy Champion and claimed a prize of €500,000.
The Sweet & Lowdown: Clodagh and Eoin Jackson
Waterford band Lamph are a brother and sister duo who have been making music since the late 1990s.
Waterford company announces new South African partnership
Waterford company EirGen Pharma have announced a partnership agreement with a leading South African pharmaceutical organisation to supply oncology products from its facility at Westside business Park.
Ballygunner ease past Premier crop at Semple
Ballygunner booked their place in the Munster Club Hurling semi-final when they overcame the challenge of Tipperary champions Drom & Inch in Thurles last Sunday afternoon.
Chef Corrigan out of Woodstown House?
Celebrity chef Richard Corrigan (pictured) has reportedly pulled out of a deal to buy Woodstown House in County Waterford.
Jobs Expo may become an annual city event
Local and Multinational firms from around the region turned out in strength at the Waterford and South East ‘Careers Expo’ last Friday in the Tower Hotel.
Ballinacourty take spoils in Fraher Field mudfest
Stradbally were dethroned as County Football champions at a wet and windy Fraher Field on Sunday.