Ever humble, even after playing with international professional orchestras, having both performed and conducted in the National Concert Hall and creating two new youth orchestras, when people asked her what she did for a living, she would simply say, 'I’m a music teacher'

Ellen 'Ellie' Heffernan passed peacefully on Monday, January 12, leaving behind a remarkable legacy of faith, family and service

Married for an incredible 73 years and 10 months, Breda and Tony's life together was a true testament to love and partnership

Brenda Lonergan was an integral part of Electronic Waterford, organising bookings, curating nights, and giving opportunities to young DJs to build an audience and a platform 

Renee was a catalyst - a connector - she simply loved people. She loved ordinary everyday chat - excelling in 'the art of conversation'

“When my brothers used to head off to play hurling matches, she’d shout out the kitchen window, 'don’t get injured, and don’t get sent off!' What great advice, not just for the hurling, but for life."

With deep sadness, the Madigan family announces the passing of Breda Madigan (née Power) of Marian Park, Waterford, who died on September 10, following a brief illness

'He championed the cause of workers at Waterford Crystal and as a Union officer, workers across Waterford'

Fr Declan Deasy O.S.A. served ministries in Mexico, Cuba, Ecuador, the USA and then finally Galway

'Keep the 15th of June 2025 free and PG I will be 100 years old – if God spares me!!! Tell the Hassett family to keep the day free' - that was the Christmas card invite many of us received

Joan O'Mahony was a co-founder of the Kilotteran Equitation Centre on the outskirts of Waterford city

Tomás Walsh' remains arrived home from France on Friday morning, August 8

Tramore-born documentary filmmaker George Morrison passed away last week at the age of 103

Nelly's first job was in the TB ward in Ardkeen hospital (now University Hospital Waterford), before she moved on to work in Denny’s Meats

Miriam was known for her love of travel, from sun holidays to city breaks, having recently returned from a Mediterranean cruise

Many a year, cars, vans, tractors and trucks would turn up in Seafield a little the worse for wear, only to spend a few days in the garage and return to the road as good as new again

The legacy of the late June Stewart will fondly live on in the memories of family and friends who knew her as a caring lady with a wonderful sense of humour. June, late of St.

Michael’s life was marked by hard work, resilience, and a deep devotion to family

Pat enjoyed 57 happy years of marriage with his wife Mary, with each of these years filled with love, memories and laughter

The funeral has taken place in Waterford of Baby Tadgh Power, who died last Sunday, May 4.