Over 200 people reportedly gathered yesterday for a demonstration in the west Waterford town, arguing that the building had been earmarked for tourism.

There are two big city derbies in Waterford’s final four.

Ballygunner stormed past Lismore and will chase seven-in-a-row of titles next weekend.

A meeting of the Lismore Welcome Project was interrupted last night.

Ballygunner survive and advance while Dan Shanahan finishes his campaign with a staggering 9-9.

Victims want to know if gardaí didn’t arrest Kenneally because of his political connections, among other issues.

Gardaí are investigating “all the circumstances” surrounding the man’s death.

Dan Shanahan and his Lismore teammates seek a decider place in today’s semi-final.

Police are appealing for information following the two incidents.

The Waterford side dismissed Kerry’s Kilmoyley in the intermediate decider.

Several sites around Ireland are being ‘adopted’ by their local communities.

The deceased’s age or gender are not yet available as the body has not been positively identified.

Gardaí said the other car is believed to have been involved in criminal activity earlier in the evening.

Dan Shanahan will take time out to consider his club future after Sunday’s setback.

The 44-year-old woman had been missing since Sunday.

…. as long as it isn’t ‘dirty’.

The sides will have to meet again on 16 March after playing out a draw at Croke Park.

Four sides travel to Croke Park this weekend with hopes of glory.

The Waterford side were made to work hard by Liatroim Fontenoys and now face Ballyhale.

Three years ago William Lee apologised for not withdrawing a priest accused of sexual abuse from ministry immediately.

The man in his 50s died this morning when his car crashed into a wall outside Lismore in Waterford.

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Post office staff were threatened by men armed with a gun and a hammer during this morning’s robbery, according to gardaí.

The woman in her 60s died after the car she was driving collided with a tree.

The Co Meath village is Ireland’s best-kept, while there are also awards for Lismore, Cookstown and Coleraine.