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Waterford designers to shine at Showcase 2026
Waterford designers to shine at Showcase 2026 Waterford’s craft and design industry has the strongest representation in years at the 2026 Showcase Creative Expo. The Local Enterprise Showcase 2026 will be located in hall 3, called the Local Enterprise Showcase in the RDS (The Serpentine Hall) from the 18th to 20th of January 2026 and will be named the Local Enterprise Hall. A total of five craft and design companies will be presenting the best of Waterford creativity, design and innovation, with the
Waterford reclaims customary accolade of Ireland’s Cleanest City
Waterford reclaims customary accolade of Ireland’s Cleanest City Once again Waterford has emerged as Ireland’s Cleanest City in the Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL) Anti-Litter League 2025. The city ranked 6th out of 40 cities and towns, a jump of two places from the previous survey, and was classed as Cleaner than European norms. Waterford City continues to score very well in the IBAL anti-litter league, and according to the latest survey, “Waterford City is once again our cleanest city - what
SETU highlights strong year of research and enterprise impact through TU RISE programme
SETU highlights strong year of research and enterprise impact through TU RISE programme South East Technological University (SETU) is marking a year of significant progress in research, innovation and enterprise engagement, reflecting the University’s commitment to strengthening regional development and supporting industry across the south east. In 2025, SETU expanded its collaborative research activity, enhanced support for researchers, and opened new opportunities for communities and companies to work
Granville Hotel staff raise €10,372.11 for Waterford Hospice in 2025
The Granville Hotel, Waterford, is proud to announce that its staff and guests have together raised an outstanding €10,372.11 throughout 2025 in support of Waterford Hospice, the hotel’s chosen Charity of the Year. The fundraising effort was driven by the enthusiasm, creativity, and community spirit of the Granville team. Staff took part in a series of initiatives over the year, including sponsored cycles and swims, breakfast mornings, and a new recycling project collecting cans for donation. The hotel
Waterford school champions for a cleaner tomorrow
On Monday, December 15th, fourteen Waterford secondary schools were represented at a reception in City Hall in recognition of their dedication to keeping their local areas litter-free. The Schools Litter challenge, now in its fifth year is sponsored by Tom Murphy Car Sales Toyota, in association with Waterford City and County Council and Waterford Chamber, saw secondary schools from across the city and county take part in the challenge. Abbey Community College Ferrybank emerged as the overall winner
Waterford City & County Council signs contracts for Splashworld energy upgrades
On Wednesday, December 17th, Waterford City and County Council signed contracts with construction consultants, Rogerson and Reddan Ltd., who following a competitive procurement process were appointed as lead design team for energy upgrades at Splashworld, Tramore. The works, due to start in November 2026, will include a full decarbonisation of the building with the removal of gas fire heating which will be replaced with air-sourced heat pumps. Other upgrade measures include the installation of new
Artform at The Riverside Cottage: Paint Waterford Art Exhibition
Artform is delighted that the Waterford-themed exhibition originally curated by Artform and artist Dave West for Art in the Gardens earlier this year, has been offered a second, smaller iteration in a warm and welcoming ambience of The Riverside Cottage, Dunmore rd. Waterford, loved and enjoyed especially at Christmas time by people of Waterford. The exhibition includes works by 32 established and emerging Irish-based artists who for this show drew their inspiration from landscapes and landmarks of county
Passion for Creative designs new website for Prison Officers’ Medical Aid Society
Waterford design agency – Passion for Creative – has just completed the new website for the Prison Officers’ Medical Aid Society. The website was officially launched at an event in Croke Park attended by Prof. Luke O’Neill and other notable figures in the medical field. The Prison Officers’ Medical Aid Society (POMAS) provides health insurance to prison officers and their families. It is a not-for-profit society, managed by an independent team of qualified professionals and governed by a dedicated
Granville Hotel: Five generations. One cherished tradition.
Five Generations of the Windle, May and Cole Families Revisit Their Waterford Favourite: The Granville Hotel to enjoy Winterval 2025. The Granville Hotel was delighted to welcome back the Cole family this past weekend as they continued a cherished tradition spanning five generations. The family returned to their favourite Waterford destination to enjoy the festive atmosphere of Winterval and to relive treasured memories within the historic city-centre hotel. The Cole family’s relationship with the
Viking Hotel Waterford celebrates new 4 Star classification following major investment
Viking Hotel Waterford is proud to announce that it has been officially awarded 4 Star classification by Failte Ireland, a major milestone in the hotel’s ongoing development and a recognition of the team’s commitment to outstanding hospitality. The hotel is managed by PREM Hospitality, one of Ireland’s leading hotel management companies, whose support and expertise have been central to this success. The accreditation follows significant investment from the hotel’s owners, the Kelly family, who have
Greenvolt Next delivers 4MW solar farm for Sanofi in Waterford
Greenvolt Next, part of Greenvolt Group, a leading specialist in renewable energy solutions for the commercial and industrial sector, has completed the development of a 4 MW solar PV plant for Sanofi, one of the leading global biopharmaceutical companies. Now in operation at Sanofi’s manufacturing campus in Waterford, the project was structured under a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), requiring no upfront investment from the pharma company and allowing it to access renewable electricity at a stable and
Solas Cancer Support Centre ecards
The Solas Cancer Support Centre have designed an ecard that allows companies to wish clients and friends season's greetings while at the same time supporting the charity. The ecard can be personalised with your message and company logo in the centre of the design. For details of our 2025 ecards please contact Ann Marie on events@solascentre.ie or call 051 304604. The Solas Cancer Support Centre offers free cancer support to those affected by cancer, their families and carers in Waterford and surrounding
Christmas at Mount Congreve and Waterford Treasures
Mount Congreve Gardens Visit Santa at Mount Congrevehttps://mountcongreve.com/event/santa/ Calligraphy workshophttps://mountcongreve.com/event/christmas-calligraphy-workshop-2025/ Candle-making workshophttps://mountcongreve.com/event/candle-making-workshop-2025/ Festive Afternoon Teahttps://mountcongreve.com/event/festive-afternoon-tea-2/ Gift Vouchershttps://mountcongreve.com/gift-vouchers/ Waterford Treasures Children’s Christmas
Network Magazine - Issue 33
Click here to view/download PDF.IN THIS ISSUE:Waterford Business Awards celebrate outstanding local successPort of Waterford: 1,111 Years of Heritage, Trade, and InnovationWaterford Airport: a catalyst for regional growth and opportunityTaoiseach addresses future leaders at FaithleggMinister Jack Chambers highlights Waterford City Region as Ireland’s most competitive growth hubMajor wins for Dawn Meats GroupCantec Group announces acquisition of OfftechGreenvolt powers ahead in renewable energyWhere
Waterford Business Awards celebrate outstanding local success
The very best of Waterford’s business community was celebrated at the Waterford Business Awards, which took place on Friday night, November 14th, at the Tower Hotel, before an audience that included Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment Peter Burke, Mayor of Waterford City & County Cllr Séamus Ryan, and close to 400 business leaders from across the city and county. The gala evening, hosted by WLR’s Mary O’Neill and organised by Waterford Chamber, with the support of Dungarvan & West Waterford
Winter warmth tips for older relatives and neighbours
With evenings drawing in and temperatures falling, winter is making its presence felt. Dovida Waterford offers some useful tips and practices that can be put in place to ensure our older relatives, friends and neighbours stay warm, safe and cared for over the winter months. Steven Tubbritt, General Manager of Dovida Waterford says it is our collective responsibility to ensure our older population is particularly well looked after during the winter. “We would ask people to check in on older family and
Christmas Cards from Waterford Hospice
Remember Waterford Hospice this Christmas when buying your Christmas Cards. Available now from The Book Centre, Ardkeen Quality Food Store and various outlets in the City Centre, Tramore and Dungarvan.Or purchase online from www.waterfordhospice.ie. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Cyber & Fraud Awareness event hosted by AIB in partnership with Network Ireland Waterford
Network Ireland Waterford, in partnership with AIB, invites you to attend a critically important seminar designed to fortify your defences against the growing tide of digital and financial threats. In today's interconnected environment, safeguarding your assets is non-negotiable, and this event provides the essential, actionable intelligence you need to stay secure—both personally and professionally.Protecting Your Future: The Seminar Focus This dynamic session will feature a panel of AIB's leading cyber
Science Meets Leadership Luncheon: The Recipe for Success with Aisling Larkin
Clear your diary, because you absolutely won't want to miss this one! To mark Science Week, Network Ireland Waterford is thrilled to welcome TV chef and wellness strategist, Aisling Larkin. Aisling proves that you can blend science, creativity, strategy, and heart into one powerful leadership recipe—and we're ready to learn how! This not to be missed lunchtime event, kindly sponsored by UPMC, will be held on Friday 7th November in the Granville Hotel. Aisling is a recognised media professional and
New eMobility eHub launches in Ballybricken, Waterford
New eMobility eHub offering electric cars, e-bikes and e-cargo bikes for the public launches in Ballybricken On Friday, October 31st, Mayor of Waterford City and County, Cllr. Seamus Ryan officially launched the third of Ireland’s four shared eMobility eHubs in Ballybricken. Alongside Waterford City and County Council’s Director of Service Gabriel Hynes, representatives of Trinity College Dublin, ESB Enterprise Car Club and the Council’s Climate and Active Travel staff, the eHub was officially opened at
Japanese Honour, Order of the Rising Sun, conferred upon Irish Woman Agnes Aylward
The Cabinet Office of Japan has announced the recipients of the Autumn 2025 Conferment of Decorations on Foreign Nationals. The Embassy of Japan in Ireland is delighted to share that it has been decided to confer upon Ms Agnes Aylward the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Rays, in recognition of her work introducing Japanese culture in Ireland & contributing to friendship and good will between Japan and Ireland. Ms Aylward is the founder and chairperson of the Lafcadio Hearn Japanese Gardens
Employment Law Event: Legislation and Workforce Changes
Morgan McKinley, in partnership with NFG, are delighted to invite you to a morning with NFG Partner, Valerie Farrell and Associate Solictor Jillian O’Shea. Valerie and Jillian are senior members of NFG’s Employment law team based out of the firm’s Waterford office. They are advisors for many Employers in a variety of sectors, including multinational and Irish companies and they proudly represent several State Bodies and local SME’s in Waterford and the South East. They will share their knowledge and
Excitement builds ahead of South East Science Festival 2025
The South East Science Festival is back from November 8 to 16 and this year’s extensive programme of free and ticketed events across Waterford city and county, the Suir Valley and Carlow includes even more fascinating daytime and evening events in colleges, libraries, theatres and pubs. All the events across all three counties are engaging, all fun and all showcase how relevant all things science are in our everyday lives. Novel events this year include the science of wine tasting and pairing, coastal
‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ calls on southeast businesses to help share the ‘Magic of Panto’
This December, the SETU Arena will come alive with the sparkle, laughter, and festive magic of Jack and the Beanstalk, the South East’s premier pantomime. As the region gears up for a star-studded season featuring Danny O’Carroll, Richie Hayes, Sharon Clancy, Evan O’Hanlon, and 45 talented local young performers, organisers are inviting businesses across the Southeast to help ensure that school children from across Waterford can experience the wonder of the panto through the ‘Magic of Panto’ corporate
Waterford City and County Council approves major investment proposal for Waterford Airport
Waterford City and County Council at a Special Council Meeting held today, Monday 20th October 2025, has approved a landmark investment proposal that will secure the future of Waterford Airport and deliver a transformative €30 million redevelopment project - fully funded through private investment. The proposal, which was brought forward by the Bolster Group and is being advanced through a new company, Waterford Airport Ltd (WAL), will deliver the full Airport Development works set out in the existing
Eight innovative startups graduate from New Frontiers programme
Eight founders graduated recently from Phase 2 of the New Frontiers programme at South East Technological University (SETU) in Waterford. The showcase event marked the end of an intensive six months for the startup founders, during which they received a number of supports, including mentoring and a tax-free allowance of €15,000, while they built a solid foundation for their business. Showcase day is an opportunity to recognise the stand-out participants from the programme. This year, the Most
Welcome to Cove & Co. Waterford
The new name for Colourtrend Paint & Wallpaper Stores. A carefully curated collection of leading paint brands,such as Colourtrend, Curator, Farrow & Ball and Little Greene alongside wallpapers from Sanderson, Morris & Co, Cole & Son and Ryans. A space for creativity and collaboration, where every customer is guided on their journey by one of our in-house paint and colour experts. We’re about simplicity, giving paint enthusiasts and novices alike the confidence to make their home their own, just as it
Crokers Interactive Sports Bar
Get ready, Waterford — the game has changed! Step into Crokers, the city’s first fully interactive sports bar where every seat is front row. interactive games, and table-top ordering at your fingertips, it’s more than just a night out — it’s the ultimate night out. Games bring people together. That’s why every one of our games is interactive and fun. Order food and drinks and have a night out to remember! PoolInteractive GamesGreat Atmosphere
Waterford Chamber statement on Waterford Airport development
Waterford Chamber of Commerce warmly welcomes the announcement that the Bolster Group has secured an investment partner to advance the development of Waterford Airport. This represents a hugely positive milestone for the South East and a significant step toward realising the airport’s full potential. The economic and social benefits of a fully operational regional airport are undeniable. Waterford Airport has long been recognised as a key piece of infrastructure in the National Planning Framework and is
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Waterford Schools take the Schools Litter Challenge
Great to see images of students from around the county getting involved in this year’s Schools Litter challenge. The competition is proudly sponsored by Tom Murphy Car Sales in association with Waterford City and County Council and Waterford Chamber of Commerce. The Litter Challenge now in its fifth year, ends on Friday the 05/12/2025. Be sure to lend your support with a beep and a wave if you see an army of students in Hi-Vis with litter pickers over the coming days. If you have any images of the
Waterford Age Friendly Alliance meets on International Day of Older Persons
Each year October 1st is dedicated to celebrating the International Day of Older Persons to raise awareness about the challenges and opportunities of ageing. The theme for 2025 ‘Older Persons Driving Local and Global Action: Our Aspirations, Our Well-Being and Our Rights’ was at the forefront of the agenda as members of Waterford’s Age Friendly Alliance met to underpin their objectives and to copper fasten Waterford as the Best Place to Grow Older In. In delivering the Waterford Age Friendly
Network Ireland Waterford celebrates double win at National Awards
The Network Ireland National Conference and Businesswoman of the Year Awards took place last weekend at the stunning Great Southern Hotel in Killarney, drawing professional women from across the country to celebrate excellence in leadership, entrepreneurship, creativity, and innovation. The Network Ireland Waterford branch members attended in force, and were absolutely bursting with pride after bringing home two national awards! Suzanne Parker, Highly Commended winner of the Network Ireland Established
Waterford Area Partnership launch new brand identity: Buíon Phort Láirge
On Friday 26th September Waterford Area Partnership launched a new company brand identity, which includes a name change. The new brand, Buíon Phort Láirge, is a result of a yearlong process to review, refresh and update the company’s identity to greater reflect its mission of ‘working in collaboration with others to empower communities and individuals by implementing person-centred programmes and activities that support social inclusion and equality” Buíon is an Irish word for a group or crew of people
Toys4Engineers set to inspire at SETU Arena
Toys4Engineers will return to SETU Arena on October 2, 2025, from 1pm to 7pm, where companies from across Ireland will come together to showcase cutting-edge innovations and breakthrough technologies. With a dynamic mix of expert-led sessions, networking opportunities, and interactive exhibits, Toys4Engineers 2025 promises to be the ultimate hub for industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and tech enthusiasts. Toys4Engineers, organised by Waterford Chamber in partnership with Engineering the South East, is
Waterford Snooker Player Sponsorship Opportunities
Richie Flynn, Waterford snooker player I am a snooker player from Waterford City, and I am currently ranked No. 11 in Ireland. I practise in Norris's Snooker Club, and I play competitively on three tours in Irish Snooker. This means I will play at least 20 events this season. Between all the practice, entry fees, and travelling to tournaments, I'm looking at a personal cost of around €2000 for the season. So, I am looking to try to get some sponsorship to help with the costs. I am asking businesses if they
Export Exploration Zone at SETU Arena
Are you ready to take your business beyond borders? As part of Toys4Engineers 2025, which takes place on Thursday, October 2nd at SETU Arena, Waterford Chamber is delighted to introduce the Export Exploration Zone – a dedicated space designed to support businesses of all sizes in exploring new international markets. This unique feature will give you direct access to expert advice, practical resources, and tailored guidance on how to grow your business globally.What to expect:Expert Support: Onsite
Minister Jack Chambers highlights Waterford City Region as Ireland’s most competitive growth hub
The Waterford City Region Advantage Dinner convened key stakeholders from government, enterprise, international embassies and academia to examine the South East’s role in Ireland’s long-term economic strategy and regional development objectives. Organised by Waterford Chamber, in partnership with the regional Chambers of Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Dungarvan & West Waterford, and Tipperary, the event at Faithlegg, underscored the unique advantages of the region as a driver of investment, innovation, and
Taoiseach addresses future leaders at Faithlegg
Waterford Chamber, in partnership with Skillnet Ireland, Waterford Chamber Skillnet and Bausch + Lomb, officially launched the 2025 cycle of the Regional Leaders Programme, with a special address by Taoiseach Micheál Martin. Arriving at Faithlegg House & Golf Resort, the Taoiseach, accompanied by Minister Mary Butler and Minister John Cummins, was greeted by Chamber President Kevin Doolin, Prof Veronica Campbell, President, SETU; Mark Jordan, CEO of Skillnet Ireland, and Mark Hennessy, Vice President of
Celebrating Excellence: Network Ireland Waterford's Best in Business Go National
The countdown is on for the prestigious Network Ireland Businesswoman of the Year Awards, which will be held at the iconic Great Southern Hotel in Killarney on Friday, 26th September. This national final is a major highlight of Ireland's business calendar, celebrating the incredible talent, ambition, and leadership of professional women across the country. For the second consecutive year, the Network Ireland Waterford Branch is proudly sending eight exceptional finalists to represent the vibrant business
SETU celebrates a gathering of nations with Ambassadorial reception
Walton Institute at South East Technological University (SETU) welcomed ambassadors and delegates from six embassies to SETU’s West Campus in Carriganore on Friday, 19 September. Delegations from Belgium, Canada, Switzerland, the People’s Republic of China, the United Arab Emirates, and the United Kingdom met with Professor Veronica Campbell, President of SETU, Dr Kevin Doolin, Executive Director of Walton Institute, SETU, and Dr Patricia Mulcahy, Vice President Global Partnerships, SETU. Also in
Cyber Security event in Waterford draws huge turnout and raises funds for local charity
A major Cyber Security event hosted by Unitec IT Solutions in Waterford last week has been hailed as a resounding success, attracting a large and diverse audience while generating lively discussions on one of the most pressing challenges of the digital age. The event, hosted at The Woodlands Hotel, brought together business leaders, technology professionals, educators, and community representatives to explore the latest developments in cyber security and to discuss how individuals and organisations can
Calling all Waterford Businesses to sign up for Clean Air Together Waterford
EPA and Waterford City and County Council call on Waterford Businesses to sign up for Clean Air Together Waterford. Good air quality is essential for the health and sustainability of our cities and towns, particularly in the face of traffic-related air pollution. Emissions from vehicle release harmful pollutants such as nitrogen dioxide (NO₂) can degrade air quality and pose health risks. This not only affects residents but also impacts local businesses. Good air quality can help foster healthier
Strong response to Waterford’s Night-Time Economy (NTE) Pilot Grant Scheme
Waterford City and County Council is pleased to announce that applications for the Night-Time Economy (NTE) Pilot Grant, launched earlier this year, have now been reviewed and approved. A key aim of this funding is to extend Waterford’s nighttime economy beyond weekends and into mid-week programming, as well as supporting off-season cultural activity. The scheme received an excellent response from local businesses, venues, and cultural organisations, with proposals showcasing creativity and a strong
Network Magazine - Issue 32
Click here to view/download PDF.IN THIS ISSUE:The South East Advantage: A vision of opportunityThe status quo is never enoughChallenges to confront, opportunities to seizeWaterford leads with Innovation, Sustainability, and Inclusive GrowthNorth Quays: Shaping the future of Waterford’s waterfrontIDA’s Mary McEvoy is homeward boundPort of Waterford files multi-million euro offshore applicationGlassworks: Local development with global ambitionEnterprise Ireland driving export growth in the South EastPushing
Waterford City and County Council shortlisted for Excellence in Local Government Awards
Waterford City and County Council has been shortlisted in two categories of the Chambers Ireland Excellence in Local Government Awards 2025. The awards are held in conjunction with the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, and showcase best practice in local government and recognise the skills, vision and innovation within local government. The Business Pledge for a Cleaner, Greener Waterford has been shortlisted in the Climate Change category. This category recognises innovative
Waterford Weekend Pass - Mount Congreve Gardens and Waterford Treasures Museums
One Ticket. Two Days. Two Attractions – Up to 7 Incredible Experiences. This flexible pass combines access to two of the South East’s premier attractions: Mount Congreve Gardens – 16km of gardens, Stables Café, FOXFORD store, and children’s playgroundWaterford Treasures – 5 award-winning museums (Medieval Museum, Bishop’s Palace, Museum of Time, Silver Museum, Epic Walking Tour, Christchurch) Guests can enjoy both attractions over two days within a three-month period, at their own pace, in any
Nemeton TV appoints Gabrielle Cummins as Head of Media Development
Waterford based company Nemeton is pleased to announce a significant addition to its award-winning team. Gabrielle Cummins has been appointed to a newly created management role at the company, Head of Media Development. Founded in 1993 by Irial Mac Murchú, Nemeton is a thriving independent production company, based in An Rinn that currently employs 75 full-time/parttime staff (and as many more regular freelancers) and produces high-quality programming for audiences around the world. Its clients include,
Self Catering Apartments at the Tower Hotel
The Tower Hotel are delighted to announce the opening of 15 new apartments on August 15th, enhancing the hotel’s already impressive accommodation portfolio. These apartments are located on Lombard Street and guests will have full use of all of the hotel’s facilities. The apartments have a fully equipped kitchenette and are the ideal choice for visitors to Waterford and for those looking for short to medium term accommodation.For any queries, please visit https://www.towerhotelwaterford.com/apartments.html
Support GIY and GROW HQ – A Local Treasure with National Impact
To: Friends and Business Owners in Waterford Businesses As you may have seen in recent local media reports, GIY (Grow It Yourself) is currently facing serious financial challenges. We’re reaching out today with a simple message: GROW HQ is open for business, and we need your support. GROW HQ, our award-winning farm to fork café, food education centre and organic garden in Waterford, has been a source of pride for our city—hosting thousands of visitors, school children, and corporate teams each year; and
Waterford City and County Council launches new pilot grant to support night-time economy
Waterford Purple Flag and Waterford City and County Council are pleased to announce the launch of the Night-Time Economy (NTE) Pilot Grant for 2025. The new initiative is designed to support creative, cultural, and community activity during off-peak evening hours in Waterford City. This pilot scheme seeks to energise the city’s Purple Flag Zone with fresh, engaging events that will take place between Sunday and Thursday after 5pm, bringing new life to Waterford after dark and diversifying its cultural
Lunchtime Dining at The Fitzwilton Hotel
Looking for a great lunch option in the heart of Waterford City? The Fitzwilton Hotel offers the perfect setting for a relaxed midday break, whether you're meeting clients, catching up with colleagues, or simply stepping away from the desk. Our popular Lunch Bowls, available daily from 12–3pm, are full of fresh, seasonal ingredients and big on flavour — ideal for a satisfying yet quick bite. For those with more time to linger, our All Day Dining Menu is served from early afternoon through to the
Waterford Walls Festival 2025 artist line-up and full programme announced
Waterford Walls, Ireland’s largest street art festival, returns to the city from August 8–17, 2025, with an electric line-up of 34 world-class artists descending on the streets to transform walls across the city over ten days of live mural painting, music, art trails, and community events. The 2025 edition promises one of the most exciting programmes yet, with artists hailing from across the globe. International highlights include Rocket01 (UK), Nerone (France), and KMG (Scotland), whose large-scale
Tom Murphy Car Sales announce Niamh Rockett as new Brand Ambassador
We are delighted to support Toyota Ireland with the new three-year partnership with the Camogie Association and the GAA/GPA and thrilled to announce Niamh Rockett as our new Brand Ambassador for Tom Murphy Car Sales. Niamh, a celebrated athlete known for her dedication and achievements on the field, recently collected her new 252 Toyota Corolla Cross, finished in a striking Tokyo Red from our showroom on the Cork Road. We are proud to partner with Niamh, whose values of excellence, teamwork, and
Solar Energy in Ireland — Separating the Hype from the Hard Facts
By Phil Gaynor, COO at Solarsure.ieIreland’s energy landscape is evolving fast, and solar PV is no longer a fringe option. It’s now a reliable, cost-effective solution for Irish homes and businesses — especially in the South East. But many still question whether it’s suitable for our climate or worth the investment. Here’s a straightforward breakdown of why solar makes sense — particularly in Waterford and surrounding counties.How Solar Works in Ireland Solar PV systems generate electricity from daylight,
From Waterford to Osaka
From Waterford to Osaka: What Japan Taught Me About Entrepreneurship, Risk, and the Real Meaning of CommunityBy Liam Dunne, CEO and Co-founder, Klearcom If you’d told the younger me, the teenager watching the EY Entrepreneur of the Year highlights on TV from the kitchen table, that someday I’d be pitching my company on a global stage at the World Expo in Osaka… I’d have asked what you were drinking. But there I was last month, standing at the Irish Pavilion in front of an international crowd as a
Browne Fire Protection is now Browne Fire and Security
Waterford Chamber of Commerce is delighted to highlight one of our members, Browne Fire and Security, as they embark on an exciting new chapter! With over 50 years of experience, Browne Fire and Security has long been one of the leading fire protection companies in Waterford and across Ireland. They continue to provide expert fire safety solutions and, with the recent award of their PSA licence, have now added comprehensive security services to their portfolio—a portfolio that includes: Fire
Enhancing the Small Benefit Exemption Scheme to strengthen local economies
Waterford Chamber has asked the Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Services, Reform and Digitalisation, Jack Chambers TD, to make further changes to the Small Benefit Exemption Scheme which would strengthen local economies. The increase in the exemption threshold from €1,000 to €1,500, and the expansion to allow up to five non-cash benefits per annum, have been warmly welcomed by employers and employees alike. These changes have significantly enhanced the attractiveness and
Start of construction work on two major capital projects at SETU
South East Technological University (SETU) is delighted to welcome the start of construction work on the second phase of the Higher Education Public Private Partnership (PPP) programme, which includes two significant capital projects for SETU. The Engineering, Computing, and General Teaching Building at the University’s Cork Road Campus in Waterford, along with the Advanced Science Building at the Kilkenny Road Campus in Carlow, are among the five projects included in this project bundle. The new
Viking Hotel Waterford officially launches new guest rooms
What a lovely evening we had on 26 June as we officially launched our newly renovated guest rooms at Viking Hotel Waterford. Our invited guests enjoyed delicious food and drinks, live music and the chance to explore the stunning new rooms, designed by renowned architect Hugh Wallace. Hugh joined us as our special guest for the evening and was warmly welcomed by all in attendance. The night brought together local faces and friends of the hotel including Government Chief Whip & Minister of State Mary
Mount Congreve Gardens - New Forest Accommodation
Mount Congreve Gardens has just been named one of The Sunday Times 100 Great Places to Stay in 2025 – a proud moment for our team and a great endorsement of what we offer. Our new Forest Accommodation is now open and proving a hit with multigenerational families and small private groups. Several units are dog-friendly, and our Forest Cabins each feature a private outdoor hot tub – perfect for relaxation after a day on the Waterford Greenway. Each stay includes: Complimentary after-hours access to
Tosú - new chapter for charity supporting people building new beginnings
Tosú is marking 25 years since their first programme with the launch of a brand new identity. Formerly known as IASIO, they are now known as Tosú which means ‘beginning’ in Irish and they are expanding their work with people in prison and in the community as they strive to build new beginnings alongside their clients. This new phase of Tosú’s work in prisons and in the community marks a fresh chapter for the organisation as they set about expanding their services and deepening their knowledge of the
Double honours for local business leader Sinead O’Neill at Network Ireland Waterford Branch Awards
Sinead, founder of Sinead O’Neill Consulting, has won Businesswoman of the Year – Networker of the Year 2025 at the Network Ireland Waterford Branch Businesswoman of the Year Awards, which were held at Waterford Castle Hotel & Golf Resort on May 23rd last. In addition to this accolade, Sinead also received the Judges Highly Commended Award in the Solo Businesswoman of the Year category, recognising her outstanding impact as a sole trader and leader in the local, regional and national business communities
Dine All Day at The Fitzwilton Hotel – Right in the Heart of Waterford
Looking for a great spot to grab lunch or unwind over dinner in Waterford City? The Met Bar at The Fitzwilton Hotel is serving up an All Day Menu packed with flavour, quality, and something to suit every taste. Just minutes from the city centre, it’s the perfect place to meet friends, enjoy a work lunch, or relax after a day on the Greenway. With welcoming service and a contemporary setting, dining at The Fitzwilton is always a pleasure. Open daily – drop in and taste the best of Waterford from 12.00pm –
Network Magazine - Issue 31
Click here to view/download PDF.IN THIS ISSUE:Think Waterford First: New initiative rewards those who support localBridges to the Future: Laying the path for the next generationWorkability Project: Building inclusive workplacesAIB’s annual Community €1 Million FundMessage to Chamber Members from Waterford Food BankUnlocking Global Talent: How EY can support career growth and diversityDovida launches its Waterford officeNolan Farrell & Goff celebrate 50 years in businessWaterford in ProgressWalton Institute:
Double opera debut and dazzling performances mark landmark year for Blackwater Valley Opera Festival
Blackwater Valley Opera Festival wrapped up its most ambitious festival to date, attracting more than 5,000 people to a packed seven-day programme of opera, concerts, and recitals. With both ticketed and free events staged across Waterford and East Cork, the festival showcased some of Ireland and Europe’s finest classical performers and introduced new audiences to the power of live opera in remarkable settings. Local school children were the first to get a glimpse of what lay in store for lucky
Final bridge span installation marks a ''momentous'' day for Waterford
On Saturday, May 17th, Waterford awoke to the impressive sight of the HEBO Lift 9 floating sheerleg crane being towed from Dunmore East to the Frank Cassin Wharf. With a lifting capacity of 800 tonnes and a lifting height of 67m, the HEBO is a powerhouse of immense engineering strength and technical precision. Arriving from Ghent in Belgium, the HEBO was tasked with the significant undertaking of lifting and installing Waterford’s 207m Sustainable Transport Bridge. Within a few days HEBO was joined
Free orbital bus service showcases 5,000 years of Lingaun Valley history in Ireland’s Ancient East
Car-free visitors to the heart of Ireland’s Ancient East now have an opportunity to explore a sacred, unspoilt valley that straddles three counties, and experience 5,000 years of history, on a 50km loop, all at their own pace. The Lingaun Loop bus service pilot begins this Saturday, May 31, offering visitors to the Southeast an opportunity to link in with the orbital minibus service from existing bus or train routes in Kilkenny, Waterford and Tipperary. The free mini-bus service allows visitors to
Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage views North Quays Public Infrastructure Project
On Friday, May 23rd, Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, James Browne TD visited Waterford to view progress on the North Quay Public Infrastructure Project. Joined by Minister of State with responsibility for Planning and Local Government, John Cummins TD and Government Chief Whip Minister Mary Butler TD, they visited the South Quays Plaza site for an update on the project which is supported by over €170m in Government funding, €100.6m from the Department of Housing, Local Government
'Think Waterford First Accreditation' to celebrate and inspire local pride
In a powerful call to action for community pride and economic resilience, Mayor of Waterford Cllr Jason Murphy, alongside Waterford Chamber President Kevin Doolin, Dungarvan & West Waterford Chamber President Oren Byrne, and a host of business owners, has officially launched the Think Waterford First Accreditation initiative. This new programme is designed to recognise and celebrate individuals, businesses, and organisations who actively promote Waterford, at home and abroad. Whether you're a sole trader,
2025 Blue Flag and Green Coast Awards recognise Ireland's best beaches and marinas
An Taisce has announced the International Blue Flag and Green Coast Award recipients for 2025. The awards were presented by Mr. James Browne TD – Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage at the presentation ceremony held in the Ravenport Resort in Curracloe, County Wexford. Speaking at the ceremony, Minister Browne, who presented the award flags said, “Given that the Blue Flag programme is an internationally recognised symbol of high standards in water quality, environmental management,
The Blackwater Distillery Experience
Located within a refurbished 1950’s hardware store in Ballyduff village, West Waterford on the banks of the Blackwater River (15 mins from Lismore Castle, 35 minutes from Midleton), our new distillery is renowned nationally and internationally for its innovative approach to creating a diverse range of award-winning contemporary Irish spirits. Our guided tour enables guests to explore our working distillery and discover the ancient art of Irish whisky and gin production. Witness the skill and passion that
Grand opening of new Toyota and Lexus showroom
What an amazing day at the Grand Opening of our new Toyota and Lexus showroom. Thank you to everyone who joined us in celebrating this landmark occasion. We look forward to welcoming you to our showroom and continuing to exceed your expectations in the years to come. A huge thank you to: Toyota Ireland, Lexus Ireland, Waterford Chamber of Commerce and Waterford City and County Council, Beat102-103, Southside Motor Club, Dunmore Adventure Centre, Azzurro Dunmore East, Fantasy Face Art and Stirrups
Waterford’s Walls Project takes national stage as Creative Ireland Strategic Partner
The Walls Project, the team behind the acclaimed Waterford Walls festival, has been announced as one of Creative Ireland’s key national partners for Cruinniú na nÓg, Ireland’s national day of free creativity for young people. This prestigious appointment was officially launched by Minister Patrick O'Donovan last Friday, 9 May, at a national event held at King John’s Castle in Limerick. The event marked the beginning of the Cruinniú na nÓg 2025 celebrations, which will take place on Saturday 7 June with
Progress update on North Quays Public Infrastructure Project and Strategic Development Zone (SDZ)
At May’s Plenary Council meeting, elected representatives were updated of the progress of the North Quays project. Michael Quinn, Director of Economic Development, Waterford City and County Council outlined that works are continuing in Ferrybank with the realigned Abbey Road and Dock Road due to be complete in July and October 2025 respectively. The transport hub is progressing well, with mechanical and electrical installation, platforms and landscaping ongoing. Works to the platforms and rail
Granville Hotel celebrates 45 years of Cusack family ownership
This May, the iconic Granville Hotel proudly celebrates 45 years of ownership by the Cusack Family, marking an extraordinary milestone in the story of one of Waterford's most treasured establishments. Since opening the hotel in 1980, the Cusack family has preserved the Granville’s timeless charm while continuously enhancing its service, standards, and facilities. Their vision has been guided by a deep commitment to quality, traditional Irish hospitality, and a heartfelt dedication to supporting Waterford
Dr Sinead Kane inspires new Regional Leaders
Over 50 business professionals graduated from Waterford Chamber’s Regional Leaders Programme at an inspiring lunch event in Faithlegg. Having worked with mentors and coaches over the past six months, the graduates now join an elite alumni of over 500 leaders who have completed the programme to date, a very powerful network of people who are driving forward business development in our region. Opening proceeding, Kevin Doolin, President of Waterford Chamber said: “The very basis for this programme is to
Planning Permission granted for Phase 1 of North Quays SDZ Development
Waterford City and County Council has granted planning permission to Harcourt Developments (t/a Hopcast Limited) for the development of the first phase of the North Quays Strategic Development Zone (SDZ). The mixed-use development will include significant residential accommodation, as well as office and hotel accommodation, retail offerings and high-quality public realm spaces consisting of: 350 residential unitsOffice accommodation including ground floor creche & retail160-bedroom hotel and
Skillnet business networks 'Scaling Your Business' event showcases power of talent development
Waterford Chamber Skillnet, County Wexford Chamber Skillnet, Carlow Kilkenny Skillnet and County Tipperary Chamber Skillnet joined forces to deliver an impactful conference dedicated to supporting the competitiveness of businesses based in the South East. Over 150 attendees representing more than 100 businesses from across the region gathered at the Newpark Hotel Kilkenny, on April 9th, for the sold-out ‘Scaling Your Business: Strategies, Systems and Solutions’ event. The unique conference provided an
Exploring potential opportunities in new markets
Following the recent announcement of U.S. tariffs, we’re exploring potential opportunities in new markets – and we'd like to share one such opportunity with you. At the invitation of the South Westphalian Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Waterford Chamber, together with Waterford City & County Council and the Waterford Local Enterprise Office, is supporting a return trade delegation to Märkischer Kreis – a highly industrialised and innovation-driven region in central Germany. South Westphalia, often
Taste Waterford – GIY News Updates
GIY Expands Veg Box Pick-Up Locations and Launches New Seasonal Brunch Menu! GIY is excited to announce two delicious updates for spring 2025 — making it easier to enjoy fresh, seasonal produce, whether at home or at the table. New Veg Box Pick-Up Locations GIY customers are now able to pick up their weekly Veg Boxes at two new convenient locations: Cass & Co, Dungarvan – a hub of local food, great coffee, and community spirit. Jon Toy’s butcher stall at Mountain View Market, Kilkenny – a vibrant
TOTEM Shines Bright with Réalta at the 2025 Transform Awards Europe
TOTEM, the Waterford and Cork based branding agency, has been once more recognised at the prestigious Transform Awards Europe 2025, winning a bronze award for Best Brand Architecture for its visionary work with Réalta - Ireland’s new national organisation for Arts and Health. Held each year in London, the Transform Awards celebrate excellence in rebranding and brand development across Europe. TOTEM’s accolade acknowledges the depth, clarity, and creativity of its strategy in reshaping how Arts and Health
Lives saved as Waterford’s cardiac care moves to seven-day service
A new chapter in cardiac care for the South East has begun, with three patients receiving life-saving treatment during the first weekend of extended cardiac coverage at University Hospital Waterford (UHW). This vital expansion marks the transition from a five-day cardiac service to full seven-day coverage, operating from 8am to 8pm daily, including Bank Holidays. It’s a move hailed as a significant healthcare milestone for the region. Behind this achievement is the relentless advocacy of healthcare
Waterford's business and cultural worlds converge at Theatre Royal's After Hours event
A night of exceptional networking and collaboration unfolded at the Theatre Royal in Waterford, as Network Ireland Waterford Branch and the iconic venue partnered for a memorable Waterford Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours event. Conceived by Network Ireland Waterford Branch President, Ann Marie Shannon, and brought to fruition through the collaborative efforts of herself and Mary Boland, Theatre Director, the evening proved to be a phenomenal success. Theatre Royal, a cherished cultural landmark
Network Ireland Waterford celebrates female leadership at inspiring International Women’s Day event
To celebrate women's leadership and foster regional collaboration, Network Ireland Waterford Branch held "Decisions Leaders Make: An International Women’s Day 2025 Celebration" event at the Granville Hotel on March 5th. The gathering of South East female business leaders proved a stellar success, igniting inspiration and leaving a lasting impact. The overwhelming positive feedback from attendees underscored the event’s impact. Guests praised the insightful discussions, dynamic atmosphere, and the sheer
Network Magazine - Issue 30
Click here to view/download PDF.IN THIS ISSUE:Full Steam ahead: Exploring the opportunities for Offshore WindPowering sustainable growth in the South EastOpportunities abound with off-shore wind in the South EastHome Instead Waterford announces rebrand to DovidaWhy financial advice is important for a self-employed personEY Outlook: Navigating VAT in the Digital AgeAn ambitious step towards a Blue Circular economyEmpowering Innovation: Bridging Technology, Agriculture, and Gender EqualityBite-Size NewsPlus
Home Instead Waterford announces rebrand to Dovida
Home Instead Waterford has announced that it is embarking on an exciting new chapter in its proud history of delivering high-quality home care to thousands of people across the county. The organisation, which provides home care services to more than 7,000 clients and employs over 4,000 people nationwide, has rebranded as ‘Dovida’, marking an end to its affiliation with the Home Instead brand. Dovida promises to bring a renewed vision and mission for home care that keeps clients at the centre of every
Chamber calls for targeted tax incentives to tackle housing crisis and revitalise city centre
Waterford Chamber has formally addressed Minister for Housing James Browne, urging the Government to consider a strategic, targeted approach to tax reliefs that will drive housing supply and urban renewal without incurring costs to the Exchequer. Following recent discussions on tax incentives for housing, where Taoiseach Micheál Martin confirmed the Government’s openness to tax breaks for private developers while Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe ruled out the reintroduction of broad-based reliefs such as
Waterford Chamber welcomes government commitment to exploring planning exemptions
Waterford Chamber has praised Minister of State for Housing, John Cummins, for his efforts in advocating for the extension of planning exemptions to include free-standing, self-contained single or dual-occupancy living units in rear gardens, providing more housing opportunities. Commenting on the development, Waterford Chamber CEO Gerald Hurley said: "We are greatly encouraged by the Government’s decision to consider extending planning exemptions for small-scale living accommodations in rear gardens. This
Offshore wind a game changer for the South East
As Ireland works towards achieving its ambitious climate goals, the South East is emerging as a key player in the country’s offshore wind energy sector. This was clearly evident at the Strategic Off-Shore wind meeting held in the Port of Waterford and organised by Waterford Chamber, with the support of Energia and Vårgrønn. According to Kevin Doolin, President of Waterford Chamber: "2025 has the potential to be a pivotal year for offshore wind in Ireland, particularly for the South East. We stand at the
Waterford performs strongly in latest IBAL Anti-Litter League
Waterford performs strongly in latest IBAL Anti-Litter League Waterford has emerged as Ireland’s second Cleanest City in the Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL) Anti-Litter League, with Galway replacing Waterford as the cleanest city. Waterford city ranked 16th out of 40 cities and towns and was classed as Clean to European norms. Waterford City continues to score very well in the IBAL litter league, and this was very much helped along by seventeen out of the twenty-four sites surveyed getting the
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10th Anniversary of the Local Enterprise Office, Waterford
The Local Enterprise Office has assisted in the creation of over 1,200 jobs in the 10 years of its existence and provided over €6.5 million in grant aid to Waterford SMEs. The Local Enterprise Office in Waterford marked its 10th anniversary with a special feature on WLR’s Deise Today. The LEO marked the occasion with an hour of interviews on WLR fm, hosted by Damien Tiernan. As well as LEO staff members the panel included Mark Bergin of Coffeehouse Lane, Margaret Fleming of Dessert First, Liam Murray
Network Magazine - Issue 29
Click here to view/download PDF.IN THIS ISSUE:City of Innovation: Chamber President Kevin Doolin's big visionPaving the way for regional growth and innovationEuropean City of Christmas: Your complete guide to wonderful WintervalEnergia & Vårgrønn offshore wind developmentWaterford City & County Council Autumn ReviewThe halo effect of supporting localAIB offers tailored guidance and support to family-owned enterprisesCivic Trust Blue Plaque unveiled at Tramore Coastguard StationChristmas Delights by Jenny
Klearcom takes top prize at Waterford Business Awards
Klearcom was named Overall Waterford Business of the Year at the Waterford Business Awards on Friday, November 8th, by Mayor of Waterford City & County, Cllr Jason Murphy, during a gala awards dinner at the Tower Hotel. Klearcom is the world's leading Customer Call Path Testing platform, assisting global organizations with real-time contact center testing. The Waterford-based company helps businesses manage incoming calls by testing interactive voice response (IVR) systems. The technology is especially
South East Chambers urge Government to approve Waterford Airport Development
South East Chambers urge Government to approve Waterford Airport Development, citing Regional Economic Growth and Job Creation potential The South East Chambers of Commerce – representing Waterford Chamber, Wexford Chamber, Dungarvan & West Waterford Chamber, Kilkenny Chamber and Carlow Chamber – have issued a united call to An Taoiseach, An Tánaiste, and Minister O’Gorman for immediate government action on the Waterford Airport expansion project. In a letter addressed to these government leaders, the
Shortlist announced for Waterford Business Awards 2024
A host of Waterford’s top businesses have been shortlisted for this year’s Waterford Business Awards. Organisers Waterford Chamber have joined forces again with partners WLR and Dungarvan & West Waterford Chamber for the gala awards ceremony which will take place in the Tower Hotel on Friday, November 8th. Speaking about the awards, Waterford Chamber President Kevin Doolin said, “Congratulations to all the businesses who have been shortlisted, what a fantastic representation of the Waterford business
Walton Institute’s Kevin Doolin takes over as President of Waterford Chamber
Kevin Doolin, Executive Director of Walton Institute at SETU, was elected President of Waterford Chamber at the 237th AGM, which took place today (Monday, September 30th) in the Granville Hotel. Mr Doolin has been involved with Waterford Chamber for a number of years and is an active voice in terms of lobbying, particularly around equitable funding for South East Technological University (SETU) and creating a vibrant city centre. Addressing Waterford Chamber members, Mr Doolin said: “It is a great
Chamber Diaspora Dinner sells Waterford to Dublin
‘Waterford is open for business and looking for investors’ was the resounding message delivered loud and clear at Waterford Chamber’s Dublin Diaspora Dinner, sponsored by EY, Waterford Local Enterprise Office and Waterford Chamber Skillnet, at The Dunmore, Rathmines, with over 90 business influencers with connections to Waterford in attendance. Opening proceedings, Niall Harrington, Waterford Chamber President showed his passion for his home city, the opportunities for development and the need for
Tramore’s latest amenity bowls over boarders
On Thursday, September 19th, the sun shone as Tramore’s newest outdoor amenity, the Skatepark on the Lower Prom, was officially opened by Mayor of Waterford City and County, Cllr. Jason Murphy. The high-quality facility was constructed in concrete and combines elements of bowl and street plaza features, designed with the specific needs of skateboarders in mind. Cutting the ribbon, the Mayor said, “I’m delighted to officially open this top-class facility. The skatepark is a wonderful addition to Tramore as
Waterford Chamber welcomes Veterinary School confirmation
Waterford Chamber has welcomed An Taoiseach Simon Harris's announcement that a new Veterinary School is to be formed at South East Technological University (SETU). According to Gerald Hurley, CEO of Waterford Chamber, "Establishing a pipeline of highly skilled veterinary practitioners for the South East region is essential, given the the dominance of the Agri Food Industry in the South East. We are extremely proud to have been part of the extensive lobbying of Government for this, along with SETU
Network Magazine - Issue 28
IN THIS ISSUE:Changing of the Guard: Sean McKeown is the new Council bossPowering the PortJim Power: Economic background to Budget 2025Multi-billion offshore investments could boost Waterford’s economy and jobs marketEY Waterford: Growth, Diversification and Sustainability in the South EastAutism Friendly City: A few hours can lead to a lifetime of changeWorking to unite our communityNolke Opticians celebrate 20 years in businessManaging CashflowPaul Nolan honoured as first Patron of Waterford ChamberHome
Waterford Chamber are deeply saddened at the passing of former Waterford Chamber CEO
Under Frank's leadership (1997-2005) Waterford Chamber grew exponentially, developed the first strategic plan, significantly increased services to members and spearheaded local, regional and national lobbying activities. Under Frank's drive and direction, Waterford Chamber won Chamber of the Year in 2004with the chair of the judging panel, the CCI president (Mark Staunton) commenting at the time that 'there was no competition, this is an easy choice, Waterford Chamber had won by a country mile'. The
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Paul Nolan honoured as first Patron of Waterford Chamber
Paul Nolan has been honoured with the title of first Patron of Waterford Chamber. Paul, who has served two terms as President of the South-East's largest business representative organisation, is Group Commercial Director with Dawn Meats and has been a constant in terms of his commitment to Waterford over the past number of decades. According to Niall Harrington, President of Waterford Chamber: “As Waterford’s position as the capital of the South East strengthens and with more and more opportunities coming
Offshore wind energy a 'transformative opportunity' for Waterford and the South-East
Multi-billion offshore investments could boost Waterford's economy and jobs market “The advent of offshore wind energy in Ireland provides a potentially transformative opportunity which must be harnessed for Waterford and the entire south-east region”, the President of Waterford Chamber of Commerce, Niall Harrington told delegates at a special conference held by the Chamber in the Houses of the Oireachtas in Dublin. "Waterford’s proximity to Ireland’s designated maritime areas for wind energy
Network Magazine - Issue 27
IN THIS ISSUE:IDA backing the South EastExpediating off-shore windFighting for regional balanceGarter Lane celebrates 40 yearsSustainability and SanofiNavigating the impact of CGT Retirement Relief reforms for Family Business SuccessionAIB life top five tips for financial planningGerman companies seeking business partnersChamber driving the Waterford agendaEnergia and Vårgrønn advance survey workWaterford City & County Council Spring ReviewWelcome to our new membersBite-Size NewsPlus much more!
Sign up to the new Waterford Gift Card
Waterford Chamber in partnership with Waterford City & County Council are excited to announce that we will soon be transitioning the Waterford Shop Local Gift Voucher Scheme from paper-based to credit card. This will allow much more flexibility of use for all and we see it as a huge step forward in the initiative to support the Shop Local campaign. As a participating business in the Waterford Gift Voucher scheme, we hope for your continued support and we now invite you to sign up to accept the Waterford
