Place: Fenor

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business

The ingredients that go into a Michelin star

Irish restaurants have done well to win Michelin stars recently, but achieving the coveted award brings a big pressure to retain it, writes Dan Buckley

news

Father of girl killed in crash describes 'sickening' Snapchat videos made beforehand

sport

Ulster stars Cathal Toal and Thomas Mackle secure impressive wins

sport

Adrian Callanan’s five-star display too much for Joe Shortt

sport

Joe Shortt and Adrian Callanan on collision course at Fenor

sport

Thomas Mackle in control against Aidan Murphy in Whelton Cup

James O’Donovan has a double reason to celebrate

James O’Donovan is celebrating two brilliant wins. He beat Gary Daly in the Paddy Barry Cup at Rosscarbery and followed with a win over Killian Kingston in the Bowel Cancer Research benefit at Shannonvale.

Wed, 10 Aug, 2016

Satisfying appetites

The Copper Hen, Fenor, Co Waterford; Tel: 051-330300; thecopperhen.ie

Sat, 26 May, 2012

Warning to check for radon levels

OWNERS of a house who didn’t know they were in a radon zone were being exposed to radiation equivalent to having seven chest X-rays every day.

Mon, 28 Mar, 2011

Jump Jet will be ‘flying’ for WEG despite Burghley exertions

CAPTAIN GEOFF CURRAN and eventing high performance manager Ginny Elliot are confident the Army officer’s mount, The Jump Jet, will be fighting fit for the Alltech World Equestrian Games in Kentucky.

Fri, 10 Sep, 2010

Lennon and Hallmark Elite back in the groove

SHOW jumper Dermott Lennon yesterday demonstrated in style that he and Hallmark Elite were suffering no ill-effects from their travails at last week’s Hickstead.

Thu, 05 Aug, 2010

A contemporary home in the heart of the country

A CONTEMPORARY take on the dormer form is shown to good effect with Kelp Lodge, a 3,000 sq ft heavily glazed family home at Fenor, Waterford.

Sat, 05 Dec, 2009

Special status for natural treasures

Donal Hickey on Ireland’s rich ‘geopark’ potential.

Mon, 25 Aug, 2008

Costly land sales suggest conversion to residential

IT seems like BSE has been replaced by mad money disease, as the spring property market limbers up.

Thu, 02 Mar, 2006

Dublin coaching policy paying rich dividends

BY the time the carnival kicked off in Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday, the most significant hurling game of the weekend was already done and dusted.

Tue, 28 Jun, 2005

Ballyduff and Fourmilewater battle for survival in top flight

AFTER last Sunday's thriller, the Waterford SHC relegation play-off replay between Ballyduff Upper and Fourmilewater at Dungarvan tomorrow (1pm) is awaited with great anticipation.

Fri, 03 Dec, 2004

A pretty setting in village

A PRETTY village setting west of Cork city, on a bus route and within easy commuting distance of the city.

Sat, 02 Aug, 2003

Duignan and his selectors quit Meath hurling jobs

A CONFLICT over club and county interests has forced Meath hurling manager Michael Duignan and his selectors to quit only days before their vital Allianz NHL game against Antrim.

Fri, 18 Apr, 2003

Postal dispute - Chris just wants dispute resolved

SINCE the postmasters dispute began, Chris Jones has had to work harder. He used to begin his morning route at 9.30am. That start is now delayed to after 10am on Mondays and Fridays when he has to travel 10 miles to Waterford to get the mail for his route.

Thu, 21 Nov, 2002