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A brand new news website called waterfordlive.ie has just been launched
Do you have any relations in Waterford? Well then, why not pass on the word about our new website.
Iconic Newspapers, which owns the Leinster Leader and leinsterleader.ie along with 12 other newspapers and 10 websites, has just launched a brand new website in Waterford called waterfordlive.ie.
Bringing breaking news and updates from the sunny south east, waterfordlive.ie will cover news and events from across County Waterford, as well as lots of tips and advice for people visiting that beautiful part of the world.
Just launched last week, the site is already making waves in Waterford (if you’ll excuse the pun) thanks to a crack team dedicated to all things Déise.
“Iconic Newspapers are expanding into a brand new location with the launch of waterfordlive.ie. It’s a very exciting time for our colleagues in waterfordlive.ie and we wish them well,” said Laura Coates, editor of the Leinster Leader.
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