✨ Wishing the very best of luck to all the incredible finalists in the Best of Waterford Awards 2025! 🏆 The winners will be revealed at the Awards Night, TONIGHT, Thursday, September 25th at The Reg Venue, Waterford. We can’t wait to celebrate with you! With thanks to @LEOWaterford & @wlrfm 🎉 #BestOfWaterfordAwards #supportlocalbusiness

A nice morning on the beautiful Copper Coast, Co Waterford! @ancienteastIRL @barrabest @deric_tv @DiscoverIreland @discoverirl @Failte_Ireland @welovewaterford @VisitWaterford @WaterfordANDme @WaterfordPocket @WaterfordGrnWay @GoToIreland @DungarvanTIO @GoToIrelandUS @wlrfm

Waterford's copper coast @ 02/09/2025 00:28. Visible to the naked eye 🌌 📍Co. Waterford-Éire 🇮🇪 📸 Leah Burgess #Waterford #Ireland #Coast #Aurora

A touch of summer returned to the Copper Coast, Co Waterford yesterday! @ancienteastIRL @barrabest @deric_tv @DiscoverIreland @discoverirl @Failte_Ireland @welovewaterford @VisitWaterford @WaterfordANDme @WaterfordPocket @WaterfordGrnWay @GoToIreland @DungarvanTIO @GoToIrelandUS

As part of this year’s Waterford Walls Festival, The Walls Project is proud to unveil a powerful new mural by acclaimed Irish artist AndyMc, celebrating cultural diversity and what it means to be Irish in 2025. The mural – United Ireland – shows two small children – one of whom is Indian, the other Irish – who have just completed an artwork symbolising their shared vision for a more inclusive Ireland. At its heart, the artwork is a tribute to diversity, empowerment, and possibility, highlighting the vital role that all of the communities that make up our society play in shaping a better, more inclusive Ireland. The public is invited to visit the mural on Jenkins Lane in Waterford City. The mural adds to the growing legacy of Waterford Walls, Ireland’s largest street art festival, supported by Waterford City and County Council, and reflects the festival’s ongoing commitment to representation, community, and creativity.