The jurors were told that the case would “involve issues of mental health”.

Pathologists based in University Hospital Waterford (UHW) are no longer available to carry out coroner-requested post-mortems for the entire southeast

Gardaí have appealed for witnesses to the single-vehicle road traffic collision at Myshall village shortly before 5.30pm.

The incident happened at 12:30 am on the L3401 in the townland of Clogga, between Piltown and Mooncoin.

Emergency services were called to the scene in Carrigeen housing estate, Clonmel, at around 6pm on Sunday

The discovery was made on Monday, November 10th, when gardaí were called to the house after locals alerted them that the woman hadn't been seen for a while.

A male driver of one of the cars was fatally injured as a result of the collision, and his body has since been removed to the Naas mortuary, where a post-mortem will take place in due course.

Pat Fitzgerald, a former Waterford Crystal worker who was a widower aged in his 70s, was found in a house in St Catherine’s Grange Housing Estate last Friday.

A man in his 30s has appeared in court in connection with his death.

Michael O’Sullivan (55) of Cullencastle, Tramore, died last Friday at University Hospital Waterford (UHW) as a result of injuries he sustained when the motorbike he was travelling on collided with a jeep.

The incident occurred at Tinhalla, Co Waterford just outside Carrick-on-Suir town around 8.30pm on Tuesday night

The girl, who is now a teenager, settled a High Court action against the HSE for €120,000 over her treatment at University Hospital Waterford for a congenital squint in one of her eyes.

The call came as Esther Flynn’s grieving husband settled a High Court action against the HSE over her death three years ago.

It is understood that the car all three people were travelling in hit a tree.

The man has been named locally as Mathew ‘Mattie’ O’Brien (64) who was originally from Golden in Co Tipperary

A man, aged in his 50s, and a woman, aged in her late teens, were taken to University Hospital Waterford for treatment

The incident occurred at 11.30am on Tuesday in Ardfinnan.

A woman aged in her 60s, a passenger in one of the cars, was pronounced dead at the scene.

He said over several years the child was brought on six or seven occasions to audiological services attached to University Hospital Waterford, but her hearing loss was not diagnosed until 2015.

The collision, involving a motorcycle, occurred near Taghmon, on a local road at Poulpeasty at around 6.50pm.

The statement from gardaí said: “His body has been removed to the mortuary in University Hospital Waterford, where a post-mortem examination will take place in due course.”

The girl died following a fatal assault at a domestic residence in New Ross, Co Wexford on Sunday.

At around 7.30pm on Saturday, September 21st, gardaí and emergency services were alerted to a serious collision involving a motorcycle and a pedestrian on the N24 in Mooncoin village. 

The incident happened in St John’s Park at approximately 8:45am.

Colleagues have described her as a “one in a million” friend who was “wise beyond her years” and “sunshine to be around.”

Gardaí and emergency services attended the fire in New Ross in the early hours of Sunday.

The incident occurred on Thursday afternoon in the village of Freshford, in the north of the county.

Gardaí responded to a call in relation to the little girl found unresponsive in her home in the Dungarvan area of the county.

Elizabeth Murphy went into anaphylactic shock in her Kilkenny home after taking the antibiotic prescribed by her doctor

Catherine Halligan (44) died of breast cancer in November 2018

The dog was subsequently seized by a Waterford City and County Council dog warden.