Last week we attended a special event for India National Day where the advent of Multi-Cultural Waterford came up.Waterford has...
Farming
Filipino fun in Waterford
Filipino fun in Waterford
Members of the vibrant Waterford-Filipino Irish Community are proud to call Waterford their home and regularly organise and...
Meat Industry Woes
Meat Industry Woes
The row among farmers with the beef industry is getting more serious with the blockade of lorries bringing cattle and workers...
What about a Waterford Walk of Fame?
What about a Waterford Walk of Fame?
Over the years many people have often felt that we in Waterford don’t really show enough appreciation for our high achievers. Of...
Farmers fight back
Farmers fight back
Newly elected President of the ICSA, Fenor man Edmond Phelan, says farming is under attack as a result of climate change, the...
Waterford lags national recovery
Waterford lags national recovery
The South East Economic Monitor 2018 shows that, despite some signs of improvement, Waterford continues to be left behind and is...
Long train running
Long train running
Travelling by train is generally a pleasure, especially when it’s not too crowded. In this country, our trains travel at a...
GAA World Games comes to Waterford
GAA World Games comes to Waterford
Great to see over 1,100 Gaelic footballers, hurlers and camogie players from all around the world come to Waterford for the GAA...
Looking at moon samples with fresh eyes
Looking at moon samples with fresh eyes
Sometimes in police cases, we hear about old evidence being reviewed using up to date profiling and DNA techniques.Well, NASA is...
Women on a Mission
Women on a Mission
The newly formed Déise Women’s Shed – Mna na Déise Dungarvan has already proved to be a resounding success. Members...
Agora create 135 new jobs for Waterford
Agora create 135 new jobs for Waterford
Great to see the Agora Companies, the global publishing consortium, announce last week 135 additional jobs in its offices in...
City centre sculpture doesn’t grab tourists’ attention
City centre sculpture doesn’t grab tourists’ attention
Sitting in the sun in John Roberts Square recently, I overheard a couple discussing the black ‘Prow of a ship’ sculpture that...
