Waterford

Jury found Dungarvan man (67) guilty of single offence involving a young woman on a date between January 1st, 2009 and December 31st, 2010

A day spent in the Vincent de Paul southeast region office reveals the large number of requests from vulnerable seeking help with everything from food and utility bills to rent arrears and broken toilets

We’ve picked out 16 wine bars worth a visit when you’re not quite in the full restaurant mood

Irish acts Fontaines DC and CMAT will headline the three-day festival in Waterford’s Curraghmore Estate

Declan Power convicted in 2003 after pleading guilty to killing wife Joan Power and publican Maurice Curran after suspecting they were having an affair

Explore Ireland’s most picturesque winter trails, served up with tasty snacks at end of the road as a reward

Christmas events for the family, including light displays in Dublin Zoo and helicopter rides with Santa

A gorgeous stone semi-D in Kilmacthomas or a four-bed with lake views in Stradone?

The founder of Caviston’s restaurant and food emporium in Glasthule, Co Dublin among businesses honoured for their role in showcasing excellent Irish produce

Plus: Brian Ormond’s shoe business missteps, Peadar Tóibín’s distaste for government funding of media, and effing drama in the Dáil

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