Troubled Waterford partnership gets a clean bill of health 

The Crowe Howarth report had previously flagged major issues in the Waterford Area Partnership
The partnership, which employs 41 staff directly, delivers programmes aimed at alleviating deprivation in Waterford city. Picture: Dan Linehan

The partnership, which employs 41 staff directly, delivers programmes aimed at alleviating deprivation in Waterford city. Picture: Dan Linehan

A troubled company in Waterford which receives State and European funding to the tune of €3m, has been given a clean bill of health following doubt over whether it could continue operating.

Waterford City and County Council has said it is satisfied that "all financial issues" arising from the most recent published accounts for Waterford Area Partnership have been resolved and the company will be viable long-term.

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