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How to survive this recessionary Christmas
How to survive this recessionary Christmas
I hope you’re not meeting as many people as I am who are NOT looking forward to Christmas this year. Apart from those who always...
Co-op’s contribution marked by sculpture
Co-op’s contribution marked by sculpture
The legacy of Dungarvan co-op was marked by the unveiling of a sculpture at High Street in the town last Friday evening. The...
Waterford’s ‘brand’ new start in States
Waterford’s ‘brand’ new start in States
The New York Times this week carried a positive promotional piece about Waterford Crystal’s year-end marketing blitz in the US....
66% fall in new car sales in Waterford
66% fall in new car sales in Waterford
Anyone who is investing in a new car is more likely to going up North or abroad to get it, with Waterford’s motor dealers...
New jobs in city and county suggest better times ahead
New jobs in city and county suggest better times ahead
This week’s job announcements in the city and county make for most welcome headline making. The big business news of the week...
Part Two: Living with debt is the new ‘lifestyle choice’
Part Two: Living with debt is the new ‘lifestyle choice’
Remember ‘lifestyle choices’? Shall it be a new kitchen or a new garden and deck this year? Shall we buy a new SUV or take that...
Architect appointed for Waterford Courthouse’s proposed extension
Architect appointed for Waterford Courthouse’s proposed extension
The Office of Public Works (OPW) has appointed an architect for the proposed extension of Waterford Courthouse, with plans due...
Chamber President thinks positive at annual dinner
Chamber President thinks positive at annual dinner
Think positive, think Waterford: that was the upbeat message delivered by Waterford Chamber President Paul McDaid at the...
Part One: the nation starts to address the debt problem
Part One: the nation starts to address the debt problem
In recent weeks, I’ve been receiving quite a few e-mails, letter and telephone calls from readers who want to discuss their...
Hotels seek help to prevent ‘collapse’
Hotels seek help to prevent ‘collapse’
Hoteliers in Waterford city and county have told the Minister for Finance, Brian Lenihan, TD, that he needs to take specific...
‘Bright Ideas’ campaign aims to drive Waterford forward
‘Bright Ideas’ campaign aims to drive Waterford forward
Launched last June, the ‘Waterford Bright Ideas’ campaign is seeking the views of the people of the city and county on arguably...
