County Waterford  on the South East coast of Ireland is a maritime county with no part of it being more than twenty five miles (40 km) from the sea. 

At its widest points the county is fifty one miles wide and twenty seven miles long but contains a variety of landscapes and scenery that are rarely encountered in such a compact territory. The spectacular plateau of the Comeragh mountains rises up 2,600 feet above sea level in the center of the county. The earliest proven settlers arrived in Waterford some 9,000 years ago. These were Mesolithic in culture and survived by hunting, gathering and fishing.

is a Championship Parkland course. It is set against the background of the Comeragh Mountains and runs adjacent to Dungarvan Bay. The website provides all information regarding the course, upcoming events, hire service, dress code and catering facilities.

Thatched roofs are beautiful!  There is simply no other type of roof that has such texture, such swoops and rolls, and such personality. Distinctive? With a capital D!

POTTERY COURSES

  Our weekend Pottery course is a comprehensive and action-packed introduction to ceramics. Alternatively it can be a stress-free chill-out encounter with clay - you decide! In either case you will be working in a well equipped artists studio where you will receive excellent individual tuition. I will give demonstrations and advice on how to develop your ideas into finished ceramic pieces. You can expect to make 3 or 4 finished pieces

 is the local authority for the Waterford County Borough Municipal area, of Waterford City, principal city of South East Ireland. This site features all the essential information you need to know about the workings of Waterford Corporation

Waterford' - the very word conjures up the brilliant sparkling crystal, famed the world over. Each piece is a miracle of light heat and the skill of master craftsmen.