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Keeley's Late Drogs Equaliser Denies Waterford Victory

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Conor Keeley rescued an unlikely share of the spoils for Drogheda United as Waterford FC's inability to defend set-pieces came back to haunt them deep into second-half injury-time in their SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division clash at the RSC.See the Story

Waterford, Ireland · Waterford

‘I would like to see a change in structure where we’re afforded a chance to hurl during the summer’ – Waterford boss Peter Queally

Coverage: 2 sources

Peter Queally has called for change in the structure of the hurling championship after his Waterford team were left redundant in May for the fourth successive year.See the Story

Waterford, Ireland · Waterford

Cormac Spain shows the way as Waterford minors beat Limerick to make All-Ireland semi-finals

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

In a tense and at times nervy Semple Stadium in Thurles, Waterford eventually won the arm-wrestle to get the better of Limerick in the Minor Hurling quarter-final. It sets up an exciting semi-final clash with Leinster champions Kilkenny next weekend.Read Article

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Landmark First Conference for Irish Sport and Exercise Sciences Association Held in Waterford - Sport for Business

The Irish Sport and Exercise Sciences Association (ISESA) held its inaugural annual conference at SETU Waterford last week, attracting more than 200 delegates from across Ireland and Europe for a landmark gathering of the sport and exercise science community. Under the theme “The Past, Present and Future of Sport and Exercise Sciences Research and Applied […]Waterford, Ireland · WaterfordRead Article

John Mullane: Waterford are dying a death under this championship structure – something has to change

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It’s been a while since I felt as low as I did last Monday morning, and I’m sure I’m not the only Waterford supporter wondering how bleak the future could be for us under the current hurling championship structure.Waterford, Ireland · WaterfordRead Article

MATCH PREVIEW: Waterford FC vs Drogheda United FC - Waterford FC

The Blues reach the mid-way point of their SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division campaign with the visit of Drogheda United FC to the RSC tomorrow evening (7:45pm), and we have all the information you need to know ahead of kick-off. Waterford FC vs Drogheda United FC SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division Friday 30th May, 2025 RSC, Waterford 7:45pm WATERFORD FC The Blues return to the RSC for our latest fixture of our league campaign, as we welco…Waterford, Ireland · WaterfordRead Article

OPERA PLACES: Dominic Veilleux takes us to Ireland

Canadian bass-baritone Dominic Veilleux takes us to Ireland, where he is singing the role of Bottom in Benjamin Britten's A Midsummer Nights Dream at the Blackwater Valley Opera Festival from May 27th to June 2nd. While in Ireland, Dominic shares the best attractions to visit in Dublin, the beauty of Lismore Castle and his favourite running trail. Read on to find out more.Waterford, Ireland · WaterfordRead Article

Jim Crawford is 'sickened' by horrific recent League of Ireland racism incident

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IRELAND Under-21 boss Jim Crawford wants a zero-tolerance approach to racism — but insisted that any punishment must include education. Crawford has previously spoken out about racism in Ireland and called on social media companies to act after Ireland Under-15 players were abused two years ago. Jim Crawford has been an anti-racism advocate for a number of years Victor Ozhianvuna suffered racist abuse on Shamrock Rovers’ visit to Waterford FC Bu…Racism · WaterfordRead Article

Trad Trail Blazers Headline TuneFest Dungarvan 2025 – Including Two Bound for Glastonbury

Cherish the Ladies, Danú, Talisk, The Rising and more will light up Dungarvan from June 20th–22nd, in a weekend celebration of Irish tradition, community, and music Who says you need to […] The post Trad Trail Blazers Headline TuneFest Dungarvan 2025 – Including Two Bound for Glastonbury appeared first on IMRO.Glastonbury · WaterfordRead Article

Waterford's failures in Munster are everyone's concern

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Provincial winners suffer hangovers; teams go goal-crazy in All-Ireland seriesWaterford, Ireland · WaterfordRead Article

Waterford find that rough winds and championship structures do shake the darling buds of May

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Peter Queally’s says provincial hurling championships should have same format as provincial football championshipsWaterford, Ireland · WaterfordRead Article

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