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1 week ago | 
waterford-news.ie | Adrian Flanagan
Dillon Dunphy is more used to leading in Cheltenham Festival winners for local trainer Henry de Bromhead, but the 29-year-old Tramore native was celebrating his own slice of luck this Thursday afternoon after scooping a whopping €202,000 on the Today FM Cash Machine. Between 3pm and 4pm every day, the famous Cash Machine phone call is made by presenter Barry Dunne where the person he is called has up to five rings to pick up the phone before revealing the correct amount of money.
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1 week ago | 
waterford-news.ie | Adrian Flanagan
Waterford FC Head Coach Keith Long is still unclear when Matty Smith will make an appearance in a Blues jersey with speculation rife that the attacker, who joined the club from Shelbourne in the transfer window, could potentially miss the whole season through injury. Smith, who won the Premier League title with Shelbourne last season, was a prime signing for Long, but he underwent surgery on a knee problem in the pre-season, one that the club knew about before opting to sign the 28-year-old.
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1 week ago | 
waterford-news.ie | Adrian Flanagan
The death has occurred of former Waterford County Board chairman and Stradbally GAA clubman Tom Cunningham following a short illness. Tom, who gave a lifetime of service to his beloved Stradbally club, was elected county board chairman back in 2010 where he serve office for a five-year period until 2015. He was also former chairman of the Western Board and also chairman of his local club.
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1 week ago | 
waterford-news.ie | Adrian Flanagan |Tallaght Stadium
Defeat at the hands of Shamrock Rovers in the SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division at Tallaght Stadium won’t define the final position in the table for Waterford FC, but certainly a fifth straight defeat on the bounce will be big cause of concern for Head Coach Keith Long.
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2 weeks ago | 
waterford-news.ie | Adrian Flanagan
Ever since news slowly began to filter through on Tuesday last, April 1, that the much loved and well-respected Phllly Lavery had passed away suddenly but peaceful at his home on Lacken Road, the people of Waterford were left in a state of shock and disbelief following the death of the 69-year-old.
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2 weeks ago | 
waterford-news.ie | Adrian Flanagan
Waterford Camogie are in a hunt for a new manager after parting ways with Jerry Wallace following a review of the National Camogie League where the Déise finished the campaign with victory over Tipperary.
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3 weeks ago | 
waterford-news.ie | Adrian Flanagan
A limited number of stand and terrace tickets were made available earlier this morning (Thursday) for Waterford GAA members through an exclusive link through ticketmaster. It comes after the Waterford County board wrote to Croke Park expressing their disappointment at the handling of ticketing ahead of Sunday's National Hurling League double header at Pairc Ui Chaoimh where Waterford face Offaly in the Division 1B decider at 1.45pm before Cork face Tipperary in the Division 1A final at 4pm.
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3 weeks ago | 
thesun.ie | Adrian Flanagan
STEPHEN KENNY’S Saints snatched victory from the jaws of defeat with two goals in the dying minutes in Waterford. Brandon Kavanagh sealed all three points for the Inchicore side with a stunning free-kick in the fourth minute of injury time to send Pat’s top of the Premier Division. Six minutes earlier, Blues defender Darragh Leahy put the ball into his own net to hand the visitors a lifeline after they had fallen behind to a first-half header from Blues captain Pádraig Amond.
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3 weeks ago | 
rte.ie | Adrian Flanagan
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1 month ago | 
waterford-news.ie | Adrian Flanagan
Waterford GAA club members will not get an opportunity to purchase tickets for the Allianz National Hurling League Division 1B final through the county board after stand tickets for the decider, which is scheduled for Sunday, April 6, at Supervalu Pairc Ui Chaoimh were sold out within minutes. The GAA confirmed that the clash would precede the Division 1A League decider between Cork and Tipperary on Leeside with a 1.45pm with the other game set to throw-in at 4pm.
