Repeatedly this summer, the Christ Church Cathedral Concerts have been the only gig in town, especially on weekends. Gerald...
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International Hot Air Ballooning Championships revisit Waterford
International Hot Air Ballooning Championships revisit Waterford
Waterford will get a late-season lift when the International Hot Air Ballooning Championships return to the city and county next...
Review: Clonmel Film Festival
Review: Clonmel Film Festival
While it didn’t get the national publicity it deserved, the first Clonmel Film Festival, or its proper title –...
Review: Cissie’s Abattoir
Review: Cissie’s Abattoir
Waterford-born academic and writer, Eibhear Walshe has just brought out, via The Collins Press, a significant auto-biography of...
Review: From The Shoulders Down
Review: From The Shoulders Down
Richard Lynch brought his own one-man show, From The Shoulders Down, to Garter Lane and entertained a receptive audience with...
Review: Dungarvan Art
Review: Dungarvan Art
I don’t think that Waterford County Council in Dungarvan value enough the asset to the county that is the Old Market House...
Review: Vona Groarke
Review: Vona Groarke
Spindrift, is the fifth, and latest book of poetry, from Vona Groarke (what a poetic name) from The Gallery Press, and as it is...
Preview: Pantomime Society Auditions
Preview: Pantomime Society Auditions
Theatre organisations now see audition programmes as an added promotional boost to attract, not just a better choice of...
Lessons for Waterford from Dun Laoghaire's multi cultural festival
Lessons for Waterford from Dun Laoghaire's multi cultural festival
The weekend before last we paid a visit to the Dun Laoghaire Festival of World Cultures which was held for the ninth time. It...
Review: Cologne New Philharmonic Chanber Orchestra
Review: Cologne New Philharmonic Chanber Orchestra
There was a touch of autumn chill outside Christ Church Cathedral for the Cologne New Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra. A capacity...
Review: The Loves of Cass Mcguire
Review: The Loves of Cass Mcguire
I came close to tears at the Watergate Theatre’s powerful and deeply moving production of Brian Friel’s 1966 play,...
