Digs for Pennies
26/03/2019
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26/03/2019
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Digs for Pennies
Waterford City and County Council’s Mayor Declan Dooley and Michael Quinn joined Tourism Ireland in New York
Visit Waterford's David McCoy, Tourism Ireland's Mark Henry and Tourism Minister Brendan Griffin at ITB Berlin
Presenters Karen O'Donohoe (left) and Michael Kelly with chef Katie Sanderson
Waterford City and County Council’s Michael Quinn accepting the accolade at the Irish Independent Reader Travel Awards
Members of Waterford City and County Council with the winning Waterford Crystal team
Chef Eugene Long in the kitchen
Blackwater Distillery in County Waterford creates an iconic product
The Granville Hotel in Waterford is one of Ireland’s most illustrious hotels
Claire Dalton of the Dungarvan Brewing Company. Picture: Dylan Vaughan
House of Waterford Crystal joins Tourism Ireland for sales blitz to California
Meet the people behind one of Waterford most famous bakeries
Meet the company making food the 'Waterford Way' for over 50 years
Meet the woman championing Waterford's local food and drink
Waterford childhood inspired successful baking company
Meet the people behind the blaa - Waterford's famous Walsh's Bakehouse
Road closures announced for Waterford Harvest Festival
Waterford tourism boost as large crowd expected for Nire Valley Walking Festival
Weather forecast for the week ahead from Met Eireann
Leather Confessions blogger and WaterfordLive.ie columnist Aoife Power
Waterford's Peter Moloney scores another Grand Prix win in Spain
Aldi’s Mother’s Day range will be on sale in all 137 stores nationwide from Thursday
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Waterford's directly elected mayor will get close to €100,000 salary
Devonshire Day event announced for Lismore Castle in Waterford
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