Munster Express Online

Given the economic climate and austerity measures that are likely to be in place next year I can suggest a nice little B&B on the Ross Road in Ferrybank, handy if yer coming of the ferry from Rosslare.

The city of Waterford is (at the time of writing) a wilderness of closed factories, offices and shops and the city is populated by a reluctant army of skilled unemployed who face a very dull future.

Labour Party Leader, Eamonn Gilmore is sitting on the fence adopting populist stances, dodging questions and providing little detail of his party’s policies. Labour is opposed to the introduction of property or water charges.

While the tragic shooting in Cumbria is upsetting, the reality is that there are thousands of people in this country of the same ilk who carry out the same homicidal tendencies but instead of a human target direct their lethal firepower towards animals and birds.

An open letter to Iarnród Éireann from South East Chambers of Commerce

Up to the ages of 16-18, our boys and girls play Gaelic Games for fun and enjoyment and especially to be with their friends.

We are very alarmed to note from newspaper reports that it is intended to fell the trees in Cathedral Square.

I had just recovered from the painful experience of having to silently endure the outpourings of praise which Waterford City Council bestowed upon itself during its recent discussion of the (draft) Waterford City Biodiversity Plan.

I am writing to you on behalf of the Meningitis Trust about the Dublin mini-marathon in June.