Nuacht as Gaeilge 1st August 2026

Ar dtús, fuair Ollscoil Teicneolaíochta an Oirdheiscirt an leibhéal is ísle de mhaoiniú caipitil dírí i measc ollscoileanna teicneolaíochta na tíre in 2025, agus €3.35 milliún faighte aici.

Idir an dá linn, tá na Gardaí ag lorg finnéithe tar éis d’fhear sna fichidí a bheith ionsaithe san Apple Market i bPort Láirge tráthnóna Dé hAoine, an 24ú lá de mhí Iúil.

In áit eile, tá imní léirithe ag feirmeoir caorach áitiúil faoi shábháilteacht daoine, tithe agus beostoic tar éis roinnt tinte i Sléibhte Chomeragh an deireadh seachtaine seo caite.

Chomh maith leis sin, tá tús curtha le réamh-oibreacha ar mhór-uasghrádú ar líonra fuíolluisce Chathair Phort Láirge, agus imscrúduithe láithreáin ar bun ag Uisce Éireann.

Agus ar deireadh, tá neart imeachtaí ar siúl ar fud Phort Láirge an deireadh seachtaine seo agus Spraoi agus All Together Now faoi lán seoil i lár na cathrach agus in Eastát Churraigh Mhóir.

First, South East Technological University received the lowest level of direct capital funding among the country’s technological universities in 2025, receiving €3.35 million.

Meanwhile, Gardaí are appealing for witnesses after a man in his twenties was assaulted in the Apple Market in Waterford on Friday afternoon, July 24th.

Elsewhere, a local sheep farmer has raised concerns for the safety of people, homes and livestock following a number of fires in the Comeragh Mountains last weekend.

Also, preliminary works have begun on a major upgrade of Waterford City’s wastewater network, with Uisce Éireann carrying out site investigations.

And finally, there’s plenty happening across Waterford this weekend, with Spraoi and All Together Now continuing in Waterford City and at Curraghmore Estate.

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