Snow in official Met Éireann forecast for Ireland with big chill on the way
28 Nov 2021
28 Nov 2021
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Dungarvan's St. Patrick's Day parade cancelled over coronavirus
Dungarvan's St. Patrick's Day parade has been cancelled after the coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak in Ireland.
The Health Protection Surveillance Centre was informed on Thursday of seven new confirmed Covid-19 cases, bringing Ireland's total number to 13.
Four male cases are travel related from northern Italy. Two female cases are associated with close contact with a confirmed case in the west of the country. There is one case of community transmission, a male from the south of the country who is associated with Cork University Hospital.
WIT secures share of €6million in funding for new research equipment
Hot School Meals Programme extended to Waterford school
Decision not to proceed with Waterford halting site quashed in court
Broadband body seeks planning permission for fibre optic cables in two Waterford MDs
Unaccompanied learner driver in Waterford fined for speeding in car with no L plates
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