Waterford Senior Camogie Championship Final De La Salle 3-9 Gailltir 0-13 Another county final epic ended in De La Salle delight on Saturday afternoon as a goal-hungry attack and a dogged defence saw them wrestle back the cup from great rivals ...

Tributes are pouring in following the sad news that Waterford legend Anthony Walsh had passed away earlier this week.  Mr Walsh is former Munster Council Treasurer and PRO, and Munster GAA were quick to acknowledge his legacy.

Waterford's iconic GAA stadium, Walsh Park, is set to be renamed "Azzurri Walsh Park" as part of a new multi-year partnership with leading sportswear manufacturer Azzurri Sport.

Six will become four this weekend in the county senior football championship. Rathgormack and The Nire await the winners of the two quarter finals.

Football in Waterford has always been a hard sell. The reality is that young people grow up wishing they were on the panel of a county hurling or camogie team as much as they’d probably ever aspire to be the captain of their big-ball counterparts.

Saturday, October 11 Waterford Senior Camogie Championship Final Gailltir v De La Salle SETU Arena 3. 00pm Of the four Waterford senior club finals in 2025, this could be the pick of the bunch.

Waterford Senior Ladies Football Championship Final Comeragh Rangers 4-11 Ballymacarbry 0-7  All the talk was about Storm Amy beforehand. All the talk was about Storm Emma afterwards.

Waterford Senior Camogie Semi Final Gailltir 2-20 Tramore 0-7  This semi final was all over bar the shouting after four minutes as Gailltir took little time to set up another showdown with De La Salle in two weeks’ time.

Waterford Senior Camogie Semi Final De La Salle 2-17 St Anne's 0-5 Another eye catching Beth Carton performance powered De La Salle to the county senior camogie final for the fifth year in a row.

Brothers Jamie and Tom Barron will miss the rest of the club football season through injury. A double blow for The Nire in their bid to regain the Conway Cup. Jamie is out with a knee injury while Tom has suffered a broken wrist.

Fierce rivals Comeragh Rangers and Ballymacarbry will face off in the Waterford senior ladies football final for the twelfth time in thirteen years on Friday, October 3. Both of them enjoyed comprehensive semi-final wins on Sunday afternoon.

There’s been plenty of talk about hurling in the last few weeks, but if you’re keeping half an eye on camogie and ladies’ football, you’ll know that Waterford women are flying the flag better than most right now.

All-Ireland Masters Football Final Derry 0-15 Waterford 1-11 All-Ireland Finals for Waterford in Football are few and far between. John Kiely’s Junior Football team won All-Irelands in 1999 and 2004.

Waterford have six contenders for the 2025 PwC Camogie All Stars. Niamh Rockett is the Déise's strongest candidate. In her seventeenth inter county campaign, the St Anne's attacker shot 3-68 across league and championship.

JJ Kavanagh & Sons Co. Senior Football Championship Kilrossanty 2-14 Gaultier 3-7 Kilrossanty turned a four-point halftime deficit into a four-point win against Gaultier in a cracking second-round clash on Saturday afternoon.

JJ Kavanagh & Sons Co.

JJ Kavanagh & Sons Co. Senior Football Championship Rathgormack 3-15 An Rinn 0-3 In less than two years, these two clubs have gone in totally different directions.

JJ Kavanagh & Sons Co.

The scarcity of match officials in Waterford is alarming as the new football rules settle in at club level. The county board lost a couple of established whistlers this year and resources are clearly stretched looking at last weekend.

Tomás McCarthy Waterford trio Emma Murray, Bríd McMaugh and Lauren McGregor are among the nominees for the 2025 TG4 Ladies Football All Star Awards. It’s 18 years since a Déise player won one of these prestigious gongs.