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HOW BROADWAY’S BRIGHTEST STAR QUIETLY LEFT HER MARK ON ONE OF IRELAND’S MOST BEAUTIFUL CASTLES

There are castles that impress with their grandeur, and there are castles that quietly hold remarkable stories within their walls.

Rising above the River Blackwater in County Waterford, Lismore Castle is one of Ireland’s most beautifu...


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Waterford Harvest Festival returns from Friday, 4 September to Sunday, 6 September 2026, bringing three days of food, live entertainment, culture and family activity to the heart of Ireland’s oldest city.

Following a hugely successful festival in 2025, which welcomed more than 200,000 people to Waterford City, this year’s programme will once again celebrate exceptional...


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A handful of councillors have given a lukewarm reaction to the local authority’s plans for numbers 7-8 Thomas Street in the city – a significant lot next to Henry Downes.

At a recent special meeting of Waterford Metropolitan District Council, councillors were told of the council’s intend to build an Art House in front of a small pocket park to provide a creative-makers...


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The ambulance response performance for the Dublin and South East region has fallen significantly, according to new figures released to TD David Cullinane following a Parliamentary Question to the Minister of Health.

In June The Munster Express reported on a disturbing incident where a 76-year-old Waterford City woman waited in agony with a broken hip and wrist as it to...


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Speaking in the Dáil recently, Tánaiste Simon Harris said the case of Michael Shine bears a similarity to the offending and failures surrounding the Bill Kenneally case.

TD Ged Nash raised the issue of the former surgeon who is alleged to have abused over 400 people.

“A light must be shone into the environment that allowed a prolific paedophile to operate within...


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