Waterford

Real Irish honey is a glorious thing, richly flavoured from whatever flowers the bees that produce it were feeding on ... industrial honey is often little more than sugar water

If you want to make a night of it, here’s where food, wine and interesting surroundings get top billing. Is there DJ in a bright orange booth too? Of course

‘No evidence’ any data or information compromised at this point, university says

Tonn Nua site off Waterford to facilitate 900MW wind farm due to be operational by 2032

Former Methodist Church president Harold Good, whose house played a prominent role in in ending The Troubles, opens up about the challenges of peacemakers

Man claims allegation a ‘fantasy’ on third day of trial at Waterford Circuit Criminal Court

‘Father figure’ was aware of complainant’s ‘chaotic’ home life, she said

This old favourite, which moved from Midleton after heavy flooding last year, is already well embedded in its new home

Man who employed 19-year-old part-time performed oral sex on her as she slept and said ‘we’re just having fun’, court told

Five years ago this Christmas, the former LA Times food editor and his wife came to Ireland for a year... now they call Waterford home

From VAT increases and Covid closures to rising labour costs, business owners talk about sleepless nights over the uncertainty of working in the industry

House dating from 1780 has lovely interiors and a mature, well-stocked walled garden

New tiny holiday houses and a refurbished gate lodge are now available to book, and they include 24-hour access to glorious gardens

Heavy and persistent rain could lead to potential spot flooding, forecaster says

Narrative verdict returned at inquest into death of Roy Butler (23) five days after receiving Janssen Covid-19 vaccine

New to the market in Naul, Harold’s Cross, Ranelagh, Churchtown and Lismore

A charming two-bed cottage in Killiney or a spacious three-bed on over an acre in Reamanagh

Former Cartamundi factory is back on the market with a significantly reduced guide price of €11m

Bantry was worst affected, with shops and houses flooded in centre of village

National Directorate for Fire and Emergency Management and Met Éireann met on Friday ahead of alerts coming into force

Just one of 10 Premier Division clubs made a profit last year, with most relying on the deep pockets of wealthy owners to keep the show on the road

New to the market in Castleconnell, The Lough, Grand Canal Dock, Foxrock and Dungarvan

Representative of pharma company tells inquest of Roy Butler (23) he does not know have data on how many people died after receiving jab

Counsel for Roy Butler’s family notes 59 people suffered intercranial bleeds after having Janssen jab, which company says was out of a total of 616 million doses

Global influences weave through precisely cooked dishes in new diningroom at classy Waterford hotel

An elegant house in Le Dorat, a waterside cabin in Jorpeland, a traditional house in Arges and more

For special occasions, restaurants that are places to savour in themselves

Stepping outside your comfort zone and into a tent at a music festival isn’t for the faint of heart

Celebration of sprinter among large-scale works ranging from abstract art to freestyle graffiti

It can take a couple of years to train a dog for the task, and mutual trust is required between dog and handler, John G O’Dwyer discovers in the Comeragh mountains

Fleetwood Town loanee’s first goal for the club moved them up to third place in Premier Division

Handy and fun

Rumbling breakbeats and blitzing strobes can’t stop the set feeling like something you’ve seen and heard before

From Natasha Bedingfield in the Saturday sun and a smoking-belching dragon to headliner confusion and annoying festivalgoers

Innovation and attention to detail define these first-class dining establishments

The two-time Brit Award winner, one of the biggest names to come out of UK soul and R&B, returns to an Irish stage after far too long an absence

The singer-songwriter performs brooding new tunes and back-catalogue favourites as the sun sets in Waterford on Friday

It’s damp, expensive and staycationers are thin on the ground in holdiay spots around the country. At least overseas visitors don’t mind the grey skies

Updated: Everything you need to know about the ATN festival at Curraghmore Estate from August 1st-4th

Taking on industry giants and using raw milk in the 1980s proved to be two big hurdles for the Waterford producer