The ongoing water charge debacle illustrates the weakness of our politics, with Fine Gael emerging as the biggest losers of all...
Farming
A special swim for Nadine
A special swim for Nadine
FOR many hardy souls, the thrill of participating in a Christmas Day swim is as much a part of Christmas Day as eating excessive...
A city centre sanctuary
A city centre sanctuary
St Saviour’s Dominican Church on Bridge Street offers an oasis of calm and tranquillity within the hustle and bustle of...
Clodagh Walsh on life behind the ‘mic’
Clodagh Walsh on life behind the ‘mic’
Part Two In last week’s issue we learned how Clodagh Walsh broke into journalism and how she began broadcasting with WLRfm and...
Sale of land once dubbed the ‘dearest’ in Ireland
Sale of land once dubbed the ‘dearest’ in Ireland
Congratulations to Waterford businessman Noel Frisby on his purchase of 32 acres of prime land on the Outer Ring Road close to...
SHOPPING LOCAL IS THE WAY TO GO
SHOPPING LOCAL IS THE WAY TO GO
We are writing this leader on Cyber Monday, one of the biggest online shopping days of the year, as shoppers the world over...
Clodagh Walsh on life behind the 'mic'
Clodagh Walsh on life behind the 'mic'
‘It Says In The Papers’ is one of the many slots that Waterford native Clodagh Walsh occupies on RTE Radio 1....
Wind Farm plans remain up in the air
Wind Farm plans remain up in the air
A COMMUNITY consultation due to take place in relation to a proposed wind farm in Mid County Waterford was cancelled last week...
A Great Place
A Great Place
WATERFORD’S Viking Triangle was named “Great Place” winner at the 2017 Urbanism Awards in London last week. Of...
What now for our regional love-in?
What now for our regional love-in?
Three Sisters bid should not become a wasted opportunity So Galway will be the European Capital of Culture in 2020. But where...
Experience on the wane in journalism
Experience on the wane in journalism
The ‘Worlds of Journalism’ project is an international attempt to better understand the changes in the professional orientations...
Keeping the Greenway on Track
Keeping the Greenway on Track
A headline in a January 2004 edition of this newspaper declared that Waterford was to become the “Walking Capital of Ireland”....
