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WATCH: Doh! there was only ever going to be one winner of the Homor Simpson competition - News - Waterford News & Star (opens the original)
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In order to be crowned as All Together Now’s best Homer Simpson, the 30 or so hopefuls were required to complete a series of challenges at the behest of a yellow-faced, boiler-suit-donned, enthusiastic host, introduced simply as ‘Ben.’ If you thought this was a niche, low-key affair, you couldn’t be more wrong. The crowd was rowdier than those at Kneecap. The Homers themselves were a diverse crowd. There were skinny Homer’s and fat one’s, Homer’s with dark circles under their eyes and still more
For Babyrat playing All Together Now is "a dream come true" - News - Waterford News & Star (opens the original)
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From attendees to artists, playing at All Together Now is a ‘dream come true’ for this young band Formed in 2024, Babyrat have been impressing punk rockers and pop lovers alike at festivals across the country this year. They were ripped from their native Cork and shipped to Waterford where their ‘bitch pop’ sound was lauded as one of the best sets of Friday, at All Together Now. The Waterford News & Star spoke to frontwoman Zoe Callanan and guitarist Jamie Kierans who said playing at All Togethe
Pulp still rock and that's not fiction - News - Waterford News & Star (opens the original)
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After almost 50 years of making music and performing together, Pulp know exactly what they’re doing. In fact, their headline show at All Together Now is an ‘encore’ according to them. This idea is taken from the new film, 'Pulp: What Do You Do For an Encore?', which is coming out Autumn 2026. Just like any good encore, they give the audience exactly what they want. The show kicks off with 'Disco 2000', a song that epitomises their signature tongue in cheek brit pop sound. Despite performing it f
Waterford man accused of murder performed CPR on his girlfriend - News - Waterford News & Star (opens the original)
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The jury heard the 999 call that Marcus O’Neill made, on the day his partner Gillian Curran died, in the Central Criminal Court in Waterford this week. On the call, he told paramedics that he and his partner had been drinking the night before and that Ms Curran had fallen a few times. He said that she hit her head, but “she seemed okay…but when I woke up, I found her on the floor.” He told a paramedic that her breathing was “not normal at all” and that she had turned blue/yellow. During the call
How Ferrybank Shopping Centre became one of the most notorious ‘ghost shopping centres’ in Ireland - News - Waterford News & Star (opens the original)
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Before Ferrybank Shopping Centre was built, the area had multiple pubs, a variety of shops and was a vibrant community. Today, the pubs are shuttered and in order to do their shopping, residents must walk or drive past a gigantic vacant building that was promised to them 20 years ago to be a brand new shopping centre. According to the 2022 census, Ferrybank had a population of 5,722. According to the 2006 census, that number was 3,465. Despite this population growth, services and amenities to th
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