Cost of living: ‘I’ve sold trainers and clothes online just to be able to put the heating on’
Two single mothers say their situations will worsen when fuel allowance ends in April
‘Bookings are solid’: Hotels, bars and restaurants get set for reopening
Businesses prepare for the lifting of restrictions on outdoor dining, from June 7th
‘Miracle Man’ rescued by RNLI urges festive donations
Michael Power (55) spent day in coma after being pulled from the sea off Waterford coast
UK landbridge route is set to become ‘non-viable’ for firms, shipping director says
Aidan Coffey makes comment amid launch of DFDS’s new Rosslare to Dunkirk service
Browsers' paradise in Bray at Covid-delayed eclectic sale
Vast number of lots at Mullen’s of Laurel Park include a James Bond poster from the 1970s and sword once owned by Erskine Childers
Monks in the age of coronavirus: ‘It goes against our ethos to be closed up’
For the first time in its 190-year history, the abbey of Mount Melleray is closed to visitors
‘If they close down the mart there’s going to be a build-up of cattle’
At the mart in New Ross on Saturday farmers feel impact of new coronavirus measures
Children of Lir: Loudest Whisper revive folk opera to mark 50-year career
Show first staged in 1973 and Polydor Records signed Fermoy combo to record album
Our Wedding Story: ‘Of course I said yes and we jumped in the pool to join the ducks for a swim'
Guests sat down for dinner at tables named after lighthouses visited by the couple
Cork couple involved in fake car crash insurance scam avoid jail after guilty pleas
Judge says offence was not a victimless crime as everyone pays for such frauds
Man who stabbed victim seven times remanded in custody pending sentence
Patrick Browne also held knives to shop workers on Christmas Eve 2013 when he robbed the shop twice in the same day
Sixteen people charged over alleged fake crashes in Cork
State claims incidents staged to allow accused make fraudulent compensation claims
Quaker memorial site to be unveiled in Waterford
Society of Friends played major role in economic life of city
Waterford ‘Winterval’ festival hopes to attract 500,000 visitors
Survey shows 2012 Winterval boosted Waterford retail sales by 30% in run-up to Christmas
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