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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Waterford News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in Waterford with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the community. From city developments to regional updates, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across Waterford. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and clarity. Part of The Daily News Now network, Waterford News Today is built for listeners wh...

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Whelan Family Dairy Transformation | Waterford News 11.07.2026

From thirty acres and sixteen cows to milking nearly three hundred across three sites—this Wexford family farm proves that persistence and smart moves pay off. John and Margaret still lead, but son Steven is stepping into the management role, with the whole crew pitching in. They’ve just installed a cutting-edge GEA T8500 rotary parlour, and experts will be on hand to break down the tech. Industry...

Councillors Left Out of Recreation Plan | Waterford News 11.07.2026

Councillor Damien Geoghegan blasted local government for sidelining elected reps in Waterford’s new Outdoor Recreation Plan, calling them “totally excluded” from stakeholder meetings where community input was gathered. He argued that councillors must be present to directly hear residents’ voices and shape policy, not just rubber-stamp finished documents. While the Director of Services promised to...

Dungarvan Mart Cattle Prices Soaring | Waterford News 11.07.2026

Dungarvan Mart’s cattle market is heating up with record prices—bullocks over $2K, calves in the hundreds—with calf sales now Mondays in Ring 2, strict tagging rules, and strong returns for 2021-born cows and heifers. Plus, sheep collections are coming, with alerts and updates available. Farmers, stay tuned. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Ad...

Garden for Wildlife Made Easy | Waterford News 11.07.2026

Turn your garden into a wildlife wonderland with easy, nature-friendly tips—plant native wildflowers, choose long-lasting perennials like verbena and asters, and add trees and shrubs like lavender and buddleia to attract birds, bees, and butterflies. Combat pests with a simple homemade spray, and share your garden wins for a chance to be featured. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow...

Dunmore East Harbour Upgrade Stalled | Waterford News 11.07.2026

Sinn Féin’s David Cullinane is furious the government’s dragging its feet on upgrading Dunmore East harbour, calling it a glaring failure to act despite a 2019 feasibility study already identifying its potential for fishing, tourism, and cruise ships. While officials say they’re planning a long-term strategy with town halls and consultants, Cullinane insists the delays are unacceptable — the harbo...

All Together Now Tops Festival Rankings | Waterford News 11.07.2026

Ireland’s top music festival just got crowned the ultimate social media hotspot — All Together Now in Waterford scored a perfect 100 for its jaw-dropping visuals, golden-hour lighting, scenic estate, and flawless mobile signal, making it the ideal backdrop for unforgettable festival selfies. Beyond the pretty pics, it’s a full cultural experience with 18 stages, comedy, art, wellness zones, and a...

Stradbally’s High Street Safety Crisis | Waterford News 10.07.2026

Stradbally’s mayor is sounding the alarm over a dangerous traffic surge on High Street, warning of speeding cars from the GAA field and reckless drivers ignoring the Square junction. After past efforts fell short, the mayor’s urgent call for action has prompted Senior Executive Engineer Roger Noonan to personally investigate and propose solutions—putting community safety front and center before a...

An 80-Year-Old’s Wallet Gone But Kindness Found | Waterford News 10.07.2026

An 80-year-old man lost his wallet at a Waterford hospital—but instead of being stranded, he was embraced by a community that rallied to get him safely home. Hospital staff, bus drivers, and even strangers joined forces to help, turning a stressful day into a heartwarming one. Dermot, deeply moved, praised the kindness of Waterford, calling it a perfect example of community spirit in action. Liste...

Young Irish Climber Conquers Everest | Waterford News 10.07.2026

Twenty-two-year-old Adam Sweeney from Waterford just shattered records—becoming the youngest Irishman ever to summit Everest, after a harrowing 47-day climb that included a failed summit attempt and running out of oxygen in the Death Zone. Celebrated by his hometown with a reception at City Hall, Adam’s grit and determination are already inspiring locals. But this is just the beginning: he’s now p...

New Greenway Section Opens with Stunning Mural | Waterford News 10.07.2026

A stunning new seven-kilometer stretch of the South-East Greenway just opened, featuring a massive 160-meter mural by local artists inspired by community input and iconic local landmarks. With 13 kilometers now open, this vibrant addition celebrates culture and creativity while paving the way for future development, including a new link road and trailhead car park soon to be built. It’s a major st...

Dungarvan Water Outage Update | Waterford News 10.07.2026

Major water main break in Dungarvan and surrounding areas leaves homes and businesses without water—Uisce Eireann is racing to fix it, with repairs expected to wrap up later today. Water pressure may take a few hours to return fully, especially in remote or hilly zones. Vulnerable customers will get direct updates if outages exceed four hours—register now if you haven’t already. Listen in comfort:...

Water Main Break Disrupts Dungarvan | Waterford News 10.07.2026

Water main burst in County Waterford is causing major disruption in Dungarvan and surrounding areas like Abbeyside and Clonea—crews are on-site racing to fix it, with repairs expected to wrap up later today. Residents can expect water to return gradually, with hillside and outer areas taking longer. Meanwhile, a separate incident saw a young boy injured by a falling stone while swimming—another to...

Irish Politics in Flux This Summer | Waterford News 10.07.2026

Irish politics is heating up as the Dáil heads into summer break, with RTÉ’s funding crisis dominating headlines, fierce debates over hare coursing exposing deep societal divides, and Sinn Féin pushing forward with their united Ireland agenda — all while key players gear up for the EU Presidency. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on D...

Stone Hits Swimmer in Lismore | Waterford News 10.07.2026

A young swimmer in County Waterford suffered a serious injury after being struck by a thrown stone at The Strand in Lismore — the wound required medical attention and stitches. The incident sparked public concern after a local councillor posted a warning on Facebook urging people to stop throwing rocks in swimming areas, emphasizing how dangerous it is and how even a “joke” can lead to real harm....

Waterford Council Takes Full Blame | Waterford News 10.07.2026

Waterford City and County Council just swallowed the legal bill after pulling its costly court challenge against Kilkenny County Council and Dunnes Stores over the Ferrybank Shopping Centre — and its chief exec admits it was a mistake. The council had argued the development violated planning rules by skipping a mandatory retail impact assessment, but the High Court signaled it was likely to rule a...

McGregor Back, Backlash Brewing | Waterford News 10.07.2026

Conor McGregor’s explosive return to the octagon is igniting firestorms beyond the cage—blending high-stakes MMA with controversial politics, immigration debates, and a whirlwind of public scrutiny. As he fires off bold claims and stirs national conversations, fans are divided: some rally behind his comeback, others question whether he should even be in the ring—or wielding such a massive megaphon...

Ferrybank’s Big Housing Boost | Waterford News 09.07.2026

Ferrybank is set for a major transformation with the approval of Abbeygate, a new housing development featuring 72 units—54 homes and a 3-story apartment building—designed to boost community living with upgraded infrastructure, easy access, and thoughtful amenities. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is...

Minions Accidentally Rule Hollywood | Waterford News 09.07.2026

The Minions’ latest adventure takes them from ancient Greece to Hollywood’s silent film era, where their chaotic antics accidentally launch them to stardom—despite their usual mission of serving villains. With creative outlier James leading the charge, they stumble into fame, struggle with talkies, and eventually unleash a monster from an ancient spellbook. It’s a wild, jumbled ride that fans will...

Ireland’s Legal Aid Strike Disrupts Courts | Waterford News 09.07.2026

Solicitors across Ireland are on strike, pushing court dates back as a protest over a new flat fee of 520 euros for criminal legal aid—up from 455 euros and a drastic shift from the old per-appearance system. The strike, sparked July 1st, is causing chaos: most bail cases are delayed, with Waterford courts rescheduling 218 cases to September and October—only two with custody defendants proceeding....

Danny Cunningham Remembered | Waterford News 09.07.2026

A beloved Waterford businessman and Enterprise Ireland consultant, Danny Cunningham, has died in a tragic car crash, leaving behind a legacy of mentorship, generosity, and warmth. Known for his pivotal role in boosting Irish trade with the Middle East, Danny touched countless lives both professionally and personally. Tributes flood in, painting him as a true gentleman—always helpful, enthusiastic,...

Seán Dower: A Legacy of Service in Waterford | Waterford News 09.07.2026

Waterford has lost a true pillar of its community: former Fianna Fáil councillor and arts champion Seán Dower, who passed away at 83. A devoted public servant, he led the Waterford International Festival of Light Opera, volunteered with Spraoi, and proudly supported Mount Sion GAA. Remembered by Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Minister Mary Butler for his wisdom, loyalty, and unwavering commitment to...

Unpaid Ticket Leads to Court Fine | Waterford News 09.07.2026

Catriona Purcell got a speeding ticket for 59 km/h in a 50 km/h zone on Dec 22, 2025, but skipped court when her case came up in June — and now she’s paying the price: a 200 euro fine for failing to appear. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public repor...

Sean Dower: A Waterford Legacy | Waterford News 09.07.2026

Sean Dower, a towering figure in Waterford for decades, has passed away after a life of unwavering public service, leaving behind a legacy that spanned politics, the arts, and sports. A passionate advocate for the Mount Sion GAA Club and a driving force behind the Waterford International Festival of Light Opera, he also volunteered with Spraoi. Politically, he served as a Fianna Fáil councillor an...

Speed Camera Controversy on N25 | Waterford News 09.07.2026

A controversial speed camera near Glenmore on the N25 is raking in five million euros in fines, sparking outrage as drivers complain about sudden, unsafe speed limit drops with no warning. Many are hitting penalty points—some even accumulating twelve in a day—leading to skyrocketing insurance costs. While officials say compliance is near 100%, public frustration is mounting, with councillors heari...

Tallow Residents Report Sewer Smells | Waterford News 09.07.2026

Residents in Tallow, County Waterford, are battling persistent foul odors on Barracks Street and Convent Street, prompting Councillor Donnchadh Mulcahy to urge locals to report incidents directly to Uisce Éireann—the agency responsible for water and wastewater issues—not the local council. Mulcahy is personally logging complaints and encouraging widespread reporting to build a clear picture of how...

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