Everyone Loves A Bit Of Positive Nostalgia..

And what better way to remember a year in your life than with an epic Waterford sporting moment!

Over the next month, thanks to Flahavan's, we will be looking back at some of Waterford's greatest sporting moments, from Dan Shanahan's hattrick against Limerick in 2007, John Treacy winning an Olympic Silver Medal, Susan Smith's win at the 1998 National Championships, John O’Shea's goal for Ireland against Germany, Niamh Briggs performance versus New Zealand and more recently Henry De Bromhead's treble at Cheltenham in 2021.

Join us over the next few weeks to hear snippets of those golden moments and listen in to Déise Today each morning from 10am to hear interviews with those sport stars involved.

You also listen back to each interview below.

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