New figures released by the Environmental Protection Agency show that in 2006 Waterford City Council had a ‘good and above...
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Genzyme's approval for three-in-one treatment
Genzyme's approval for three-in-one treatment
Genzyme, who employ almost 400 people at their biotechnology facility in Waterford, have been granted European approval through...
Specialist "alarmed" at earphone threat to hearing
Specialist "alarmed" at earphone threat to hearing
New statistics relating to the number of people who regularly use earphones have been described as “alarming” by a...
Fingers crossed for return to action
Fingers crossed for return to action
Although there is not a real crisis just yet, the recent bad weather since the turn of the year is proving to be a real headache...
FAI Junior Cup: Carrick away once again
FAI Junior Cup: Carrick away once again
Following their exciting 6th round away win in Co Kerry against Killarney Celtic two weeks ago, the Waterford Premier League...
Review: Ben Hennessy/Journey To Lir
Review: Ben Hennessy/Journey To Lir
The exhibition of new paintings by the Red kettle Theatre Company Artistic Director, Ben Hennessy, is a must see, must...
Third level funding:Waterford ‘severely disadvantaged’ – Brian O’Shea
Third level funding:Waterford ‘severely disadvantaged’ – Brian O’Shea
Official figures obtained by Deputy Brian O’Shea highlight the extent to which Waterford is disadvantaged compared to...
Kilkenny City drops out of League of Ireland
Kilkenny City drops out of League of Ireland
Kilkenny City’s twenty-year run as a League of Ireland club is over and there will be no Black and Amber Cats in action in...
North Quays ‘city vision' could be ready in year
North Quays ‘city vision' could be ready in year
Planning permission for projects within the pending North Quays development on the Ferrybank side of Waterford City could well...
Hearne's Builders to close after 150 years
Hearne's Builders to close after 150 years
Waterford’s oldest building firm, J. & M. Hearne Ltd., is to close after 150 years of business. Mr. John Hearne, whose...
Taoiseach to be ‘pinned down' on WIT issue
Taoiseach to be ‘pinned down' on WIT issue
A timescale for upgrading of WIT to university status is to be demanded of Taoiseach Bertie Ahern when he visits Waterford on...
Weather wins again over the weekend
Weather wins again over the weekend
For the second week running the weather ruined the fixture list on the local scene. Many games fell by the wayside on Saturday...
