The death occurred on Monday evening of former Independent councillor Seamus O'Donnell.

He was elected to represent the Dungarvan-Lismore District at the local elections in both 2014 and 2019.

He had, before that, served as a member of the Fianna Fáil party. 

This morning (Wednesday) Damien spoke to two long-time friends of Seamus - Declan Terry and Michael Hogan, both from An Sean Phobal.

You can listen back to the chat by clicking above...

The death occurred on Monday evening of former Independent councillor Seamus O'Donnell.
He was elected to represent the Dungarvan-Lismore District at the local elections in both 2014 and 2019.
He had, before that, served as a member of the Fianna F&aacute;il party.&nbsp;
This morning (Wednesday) Damien spoke to two long-time friends of Seamus - Declan Terry and Michael Hogan, both from An Sean Phobal.
You can listen back to the chat by clicking above...

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Tributes to late councillor Seamus O'Donnell RIP....

He is an award-winning comedian, impressionist, actor and writer - and he's immensely proud of his Waterford roots!

Mario Rosenstock is perhaps best known for his iconic 'Gift Grub' but there's so much more to him too.

He's also just released a new book 'Gift Grub and Me: My Life in Comedy' which is published by Merrion Press and now on sale.

This morning (Wednesday) he was one of our guests on 'Deise Today' where he had a wide-ranging chat with Damien on everything from Waterford places, to John Mullane and how to pronounce your 'ths'!

You can listen back by clicking on 'play now' above...

He is an award-winning comedian, impressionist, actor and writer - and he's immensely proud of his Waterford roots!
Mario Rosenstock is perhaps best known for his iconic 'Gift Grub' but there's so much more to him too.
He's also just released a new book 'Gift Grub and Me: My Life in Comedy' which is published by Merrion Press and now on sale.
This morning (Wednesday) he was one of our guests on 'Deise Today' where he had a wide-ranging chat with Damien on everything from Waterford places, to John Mullane and how to pronounce your 'ths'!
You can listen back by clicking on 'play now' above...

Listen back: Mario Rosenstock and Damien chat all things Waterford!

Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan have donated €150,000 to the three GAA clubs which are located closest to Strancally Castle in Co Waterford. 

It is the couple’s first Irish philanthropic donation since they bought Strancally Castle in August. 

The three clubs - Shamrocks GAA in Knockanore, Tallow GAA in Tallow, and Lismore GAA in Lismore - will each receive €50,000. The donations will be paid to the clubs over a two-year period, with each club receiving €25,000 per year.

Mark and Priscilla decided to donate to the three GAA clubs in Waterford that are closest to Strancally Castle as they are aware of the very significant role that the GAA plays in local communities in Ireland. As new members of the community in Waterford, they wanted to support these local clubs.

“The GAA is at the heart of communities across Ireland,” said Mark and Priscilla. “As new members of the Waterford community, we’re proud to support these local clubs and the important role they play.”

This morning on 'Deise Today', we spoke to representatives from Lismore GAA club, Shamrocks GAA club and Tallow GAA club to find out how they heard the good news - and what the donations will mean for them!

You can listen back to Damien chatting to Emer Barry, Tim Lenehan and Kieran Geary by clicking on the image...

Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan have donated &euro;150,000 to the three GAA clubs which are located closest to Strancally Castle in Co Waterford.&nbsp;
It is the couple&rsquo;s first Irish philanthropic donation since they bought Strancally Castle in August.&nbsp;
The three clubs - Shamrocks GAA in Knockanore, Tallow GAA in Tallow, and Lismore GAA in Lismore - will each receive &euro;50,000. The donations will be paid to the clubs over a two-year period, with each club receiving &euro;25,000 per year.
Mark and Priscilla decided to donate to the three GAA clubs in Waterford that are closest to Strancally Castle as they are aware of the very significant role that the GAA plays in local communities in Ireland. As new members of the community in Waterford, they wanted to support these local clubs.
&ldquo;The GAA is at the heart of communities across Ireland,&rdquo; said Mark and Priscilla. &ldquo;As new members of the Waterford community, we&rsquo;re proud to support these local clubs and the important role they play.&rdquo;
This morning on 'Deise Today', we spoke to representatives from Lismore GAA club, Shamrocks GAA club and Tallow GAA club to find out how they heard the good news - and what the donations will mean for them!
You can listen back to Damien chatting to Emer Barry, Tim Lenehan and Kieran Geary by clicking on the image...

Zuckerberg gives €150k boost to three West Waterford GAA clubs!

Late last week, we featured the story on 'Deise Today' of Lynda Shefflin.

And this week it went all the way to the Dail.

With a history of breast cancer in her family, and after discovering a lump on her right breast, Lynda went to her GP last February and was referred for further testing to UHW.

What followed was a series of delays with various stages of the testing, despite her case being labelled 'urgent'.

Lynda was then diagnosed with breast cancer.

She was given a date for an MRI but it wasn't until October 29 next.

So Lynda went privately for an MRI this week to discover what stage her illness was at and where her path will take her from here.

She spoke to Damien on 'Deise Today' this morning with the update.

You can listen back by clicking on the image...

Late last week, we featured the story on 'Deise Today' of Lynda Shefflin.
And this week it went all the way to&nbsp;the Dail.
With a history of breast cancer in her family, and after discovering a lump on her right breast, Lynda went to her GP last February and was referred for further testing to UHW.
What followed was a series of delays with various stages of the testing, despite her case being labelled 'urgent'.
Lynda was then diagnosed with breast cancer.
She was given a date for an MRI but it wasn't until October 29 next.
So Lynda went privately for an MRI this week to discover what stage her illness was at and where her path will take her from here.
She spoke to Damien on 'Deise Today' this morning with the update.
You can listen back by clicking on the image...

Tributes to late councillor Seamus O'Donnell RIP....

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