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28/10/2026

MOLLY
2012-2026
Our beautiful dog Molly, our best and most loyal friend passed away last Wednesday after a short and aggressive illness leaving us heartbroken.
Rest gently after such an exciting and adventurous life Molly, you deserve it. We all enjoyed it and will never forget you.
If you run into Hank and Corrig say a Big Hello for us.
Special thanks to the late Eamonn Keogh and his wife Helen for such a gift and to Jer Clancy and his staff, Suirside Veterinary Clinic, Carrick- on -Suir for looking after her.
Oh Molly! Thanks for the couch back.

20/10/2026

Wonderful September Sunlight at Holy Cross Church, Tramore.

20/10/2026

Kill Action Group held an official opening of their new community space on the grounds of Kill
Community Centre on Saturday the 17th October.

It all began in 2022 with the help of funding via the Community Enhancement Programme by
Waterford City and County Council when funding was received to design the project which was
completed by VESI environmental. The vision was to create an inviting community park
strategically located on the grounds of Kill Community Centre.
In April 2024 Kill Action Group alongside Kill Community Centre were fortunate to receive the
news that Town & Village Renewal funding was awarded by the Department of Rural and
Community Development to help turn this unused space on the grounds of Kill Community
Centre into a beautiful landscaped area which all members of the community can enjoy. The
park consists of a seating and play area filled with biodiverse planting. It is also an area which is
fully accessible to all patrons. The grant also included opening up additional car parking spaces
to the rear of Kill Community Centre with a tarmacadam finish. Most recently some small
pieces of play equipment were added through additional receipt of funding from the 2026 Local
Enhancement Programme.
The day also saw the launch of the Kill Village Community Plan on receipt of funding from
Waterford Leader Partnership, work was in collaboration with various other committees in Kill
with the plan outlining goals and objectives on things our community can work towards in the
future.
On the day Kill Action Group also unveiled a special commemorative plaque in honour of the
late Fr Jerry Condon which was a fitting tribute to an individual who was dedicated, committed
and strove to improve facilities within Kill village. His initiative and ability to fundraise were
trojan. Not only that his nature was warm, approachable and empathetic involving himself in
all aspects of life in Kill including his particular love of hurling and togging out for Kill GAA club.
He knew his parishioners and built many friendships that will be spoke of for many decades to
come.
It is with grateful appreciation we extend our thanks to the Department of Rural and
Community Development, Waterford Leader Partnership, Waterford City & County Council for
support with funding and delivery of the project. We would also like to extend our thanks to
our hard working committee members who are always on hand to help and the people of Kill
who have supported and backed us through fundraising initiatives over the last number of
years.

18/10/2026

Tosh Widger RIP
Rest Peacefully Tosh.
Michael St. will neve be the same without you
Will miss the wonderful chats
Suaimhneas síoraí duit, a chara

05/10/2026

Wild Wisdom from a Grúagach’s Lair
New solo exhibition by Rayleen Clancy
3–31 October 2026
Opening: Saturday 3 October 2026, 6–8PM

GOMA Gallery of Modern Art, Waterford, is pleased to present Wild Wisdom from a Grúagach’s Lair, a new solo exhibition by multidisciplinary visual artist Rayleen Clancy.

Bringing together stained glass, moving image, sculpture, costume, light and sound, the exhibition transforms the gallery into a luminous, handmade world of altered furniture, hybrid beings and hidden habitats. Drawing on Irish folklore, coastal caves, ecological thinking and feminist storytelling, Clancy reimagines the Grúagach — a shapeshifting “hairy woman” — as a guardian of wild wisdom, care and transformation.

The exhibition reclaims the domestic space from sanitised consumer culture and turns it into a living, unruly habitat. In this world, the monstrous is protective, everyday objects become creaturely, and hidden forms of knowledge emerge from the margins. Plants, animals, fungi, spirits, furniture and mythical figures form new kinds of kinship.

At the centre of the installation, a sofa covered in soft, tentacular limbs wraps the sitter in a gentle embrace. An illuminated stained glass coffee table depicts an entangled woodland where plant, animal and human forms overlap. Sculptural works suggest portals, shrines and hybrid organisms. Humour, folklore and the handmade sit alongside questions of ecological crisis, adaptation and care.

Rayleen Clancy is a visual artist based in Ring, Co. Waterford. Her multidisciplinary practice includes stained glass, installation, film, sculpture, costume and sound. Her work is held in the Waterford Municipal Art Collection, the Office of Public Works and Glasmuseum Lette, Germany. She was selected for New Glass Review 46 by The Corning Museum of Glass, USA, and has been featured in Glass Ireland, the annual publication of the Glass Society of Ireland, and Glas – Magazine voor Glaskunst, published by the Vereniging Vrienden van Modern Glas in the Netherlands. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including at Ireland Glass Biennale, Dublin Castle; LOOP Film Festival Barcelona, Spain; Rua Red, Dublin; and Pallas Projects/Studios, Dublin.

Wild Wisdom from a Grúagach’s Lair is supported by the Arts Council Project Award 2026, Waterford Arts Practice Grant and ArtLinks.

Website: www.rayleenclancy.com

26/09/2026

Love This Place

21/09/2026

ARDRÍ
First attempt to just lift the Ardrí out of it once and for All.

14/09/2026

Waterford & South East Samaritans--Waterford & South East Samaritans
Last Thursday evening the held an event to markWaterford & South East Samaritans which was attend by a large audience made up of many local charities who operate in the Mental Health and Wellness areas such as Alone, Aware, Pieta House, St Vincent de Paul , Solas, Shine, Hugg and many more. There were also representatives from local Firefighters, River Rescue, Su***de Awareness Groups, school counsellors, GAA healthy club representatives and many Samaritan Volunteers and friends.
The event was opened by Minister for Mental Health, Mary Butler who outlined many initiatives that she has instigated during her six years in the role and also talked about the strategy for the next nine years Connecting for Life. She said " that she was delighted to be in Waterford to mark the 50th anniversary of Waterford & South East Samaritans and to mark World Su***de Prevention Day. This remarkable milestone provides an opportunity to recognise five decades of extraordinary service to people and communities across the region. For 50 years, Samaritan volunteers have been there for people during some of the most difficult moments of their lives, offering a compassionate, confidential and non-judgemental listening ear when it is needed most. The people of Waterford and the South East can be immensely proud of the difference the organisation has made and continues to make every day"
"The theme of this year's World Su***de Prevention Day is 'Start the Conversation', and there is perhaps no organisation that embodies that message more powerfully than the Samaritans. Through their unwavering commitment to compassionate listening , they have brought comfort to people in distress, helped reduce loneliness and despair, and provided hope to countless individuals over the past five decades. I want to pay tribute to every volunteer, past and present, whose generosity , kindness and dedication have touched so many lives. On behalf of the Government, I congradulate Waterford & South East Samaritans on this significant anniversary and thank them for then extraordinary contribution they continue to make to our communities."
Professor Philip Dodd, the Deputy Chief Medical Office rat the Department of Health gave a comprehensive presentation on the work he is presently doing around Su***de prevention. One of his key words as Compassion and the need for everyone to provide that for those who are struggling. He gave an excellent outline of the HSE's strategy for the next nine years - Connecting for Life which has taken a year and a half of detailed work with the objective to reduce su***de and self harm over the next decade.
After the interval the joint Director of the Waterford & South East Samaritans, Sharon Devereux gave a outline of the branch and its activities over the last 50 years with over 1,000 volunteers proving the service over that time. She welcomed all the representatives of many organisations who attended stating that it is important that we all work together going forward.
The next guest speaker was Michael Harding- well known award -winning writer, podcaster, actor and commentator who also describes himself as a story teller. He has an amazing gift of the way he crafts his words. The audience were really engaged in the various stories he told in such a descriptive and interesting manner filled with all kinds of emotion and he finished to tremendous applause.
The final guest was The Mayor of Waterford City and County Cllr Liam Brazil. He spoke in great detail about the pain and loss when a family member dies by su***de which he experienced many years ago. He said the loss always remains and many questions are left unanswered. He words around such loss gripped everyone in the audience and everyone could understand the pain one su***de can cause.
The MC for the night was volunteer John Cunningham who ensure a very smooth running of this important event.

07/09/2026

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