The GAA remembers Bloody Sunday 100 years on
05/12/2020
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05/12/2020
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The GAA remembers Bloody Sunday 100 years on
Waterford Green Party TD Marc Ó Cathasaigh
Tipperary's Shane Breen and Z7 Ipswich on their way to victory in the Vilamoura Grand Prix
Golf courses have been forced to close again
Waterford GAA club apologies for mishandling Covid-19 case of player
BREAKING: GAA games at all levels cancelled until further notice
Helen Bennett pictured on her bike at Carrick-on-Suir's Super Valu Car Park before the start of the celebration cavalcade on Monday evening
Shamrock Rovers v Waterford on September 21
WATCH: Emotional stuff as Waterford cyclist Sam Bennett wins Tour De France stage
Waterford's Capt Geoff Curran with Glengarra Wood
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EXPLAINER: Why must GAA games be played without spectators under new Covid-19 measures?
Waterford FC will make the trip to Sligo Rovers on August 18
Niamh Kinsella with analysts Brian Kerr and Niall Quinn at Virgin Media Television's Festival of Football that starts this week with twenty-six games European games. Photo: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile
Waterford clubs benefit from Community Finance Ireland’s €30 million investment
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The late Dan McGrath from Dungarvan, County Waterford
Garda search operations in Waterford City this week
Waterford's Loko won the Best Takeaway Munster Award
Waterford U20 hurling team named for clash with Tipperary
Toyota is carrying out a voluntary recall of certain vehicles
Cian Ó'Maidín founded Waterford company NearForm
The woman appeared at Donegal District Court on Monday
HSE staff and Waterford Hospice Movement representatives at UHW
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