Posts tagged: Christmas

Winterval 2023 is Back With a Bang…and Santa of Course!

November 14, 2023

This Friday (November 17), Santa Claus will roll into Waterford City inside a gigantic festive bauble, partaking in a Christmas Parade which will culminate at the Winterval Main Stage at the top of John Robert’s Square. The city’s Christmas lights will be switched on, with the Mayor of Waterford, Cllr. Joe Conway, marking the official opening of Ireland’s Christmas Festival.

Walk Off The Festive Feast With These Top Stephen’s Day Strolls

December 23, 2022

There’s nothing like a long, brisk walk on Stephen’s Day to brush off the cobwebs from the day before. Whether it’s a mountain hike, a stroll by the river, a cliff walk or a beach amble, the options in Waterford are endless. Below are a few to consider. Grab your rain gear, use the Christmas Day leftovers to make a picnic and get out into the Great Outdoors to stretch your legs and get some fresh air.

(Re) Introducing Waterford.FYI’s Official Mascots

December 10, 2022

Well! We bet you’ve been wondering why you’ve been seeing a certain pair of viking-looking characters around town lately. Well, we’re here to officially re-introduce you to Vicky and Willie aka Yer’Wan and Yer’Man – the official mascots of Waterford.FYI!

8 Perfect Christmas Gifts for the Kids and Teenagers

December 7, 2022

Forget about the stress of shopping for kids’ toys and clothes at the big stores and make your experience more enjoyable while also keeping it local. Here are some fantastic ideas for toys and clothes for the little ones this Christmas, all found in Waterford’s great selection of independent shops and with some of the products created by super talented local crafts people.

‘Tis the season to be Shopping.

November 19, 2022

Well… The holidays are upon us, which means it’s time to start thinking about Christmas shopping! While it can be tempting to do all of your shopping online, remember that supporting local retailers is important for the health of our community and county.