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The rules will now come into effect at midnight on Sunday 5 instead of today Friday 3.
TY students of St. Augustine’s College, with Margo McGann, Transition year Co-ordinator
Sleigh around Waterford on your bicycle - Santa Charity Cycle kicks off tonight
The Christmas lights in Tramore will be switched on December 2.
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Waterford Sustainable Living Initiative (SLí) is running “The True Cost Of Fashion”, an installation in the Central Library on November 9th to December 6th.
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