Archive for the ‘Tales of the Tellurians’ Category
A blunderbuss attack on FF and Greens
There is comprehensive coverage of the general election in our news pages but what a watershed event it turned out to be.
Reform needed as election comes to conclusion
As we come to the conclusion of the election, it seemed like a campaign that never caught the public imagination.
Dunmore East Service for those lost at sea
The Annual Service in Dunmore East at the Memorial Wall for those lost at sea and in our rivers and lakes will be held on Saturday, March 1st at 3pm.
Ronan’s Showband Show
The Ronan Collins’ Showband Show played to a packed Theatre Royal on Friday night last and while he might not have sent the attendance home sweating, Ronan did give the crowd value for their money and definitely sent them home happy.
Maternity Unit at WRH under pressure
The statement from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Association last week that nurses working in the maternity unit at Waterford Regional Hospital were under fierce pressure due to understaffing made very worrying reading indeed
A close encounter
A man was drinking in Heffernan’s Bar in Kilcohan one night last week when a beautiful young woman came in and sat next to him.
School appeals Equality Tribunal ruling
A Circuit Court hearing due to be heard in Clonmel in the not too distant future will be closely monitored by every secondary school in the country.
Reporting is often a risky business
Journalism has always been a precarious business for various reasons but, lately, the job of reporting the news has become downright dangerous.
Hello to the Earl of Shrewsbury and Waterford
A recent visitor to Waterford was Charles the Earl of Shrewsbury and Waterford, a man who sits in the British House of Lords on the basis of a title that dates back to 1442.
An under the table affair
John and Mary were having dinner in a certain city restaurant on Saturday night last and it was noticeable to other diners from their body language and the way they held hands