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Waterford City Council

Waterford City Council (Irish: Comhairle Cathrach Phort Láirge) was the authority responsible for local government in the city of Waterford in Ireland until 2014. As a city council, it was governed by the Local Government Act 2001. The council was responsible for housing and community, roads and transportation, urban planning and development, amenity and culture, and environment. The council had 15 elected members. Elections for the council were held every five years and Councillors were elected by single transferable vote. The head of the council had the title of Mayor. The city administration was headed by a City Manager. The council met at City Hall, Waterford. In late 2012, the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government Phil Hogan announced the proposed merger of Waterford County Council and Waterford City Council. It was abolished in June 2014 when the Local Government Reform Act 2014 was implemented. It was succeeded by Waterford City and County Council. For the purpose of local elections the city was divided into three local electoral areas: Waterford City East (6), Waterford City North (4) and Waterford City South (5). References
University Hospital Waterford

University Hospital Waterford (Irish: Ospidéal na hOllscoile, Port Láirge), formerly known as Waterford Regional Hospital (WRH), is a teaching hospital located in Waterford, County Waterford, Ireland. It is managed by South/Southwest Hospital Group. History The hospital has its origins in the Ardkeen Chest Hospital which was established in 1952. After services had been transferred from St. Patrick's Hospital, Waterford in 1959, the chest hospital developed into a general hospital known as Waterford Regional Hospital (WRH). New facilities including a new accident and emergency department, a new neonatal unit, and a new CT scanning unit were officially opened by James Reilly, Minister of Health, in May 2014. The hospital was renamed University Hospital Waterford at that time. In April 2019, it was claimed that bodies had been 'left to decompose' on trolleys at the hospital. In 2016 local businessman Matt Shanahan began a campaign to improve UHW cardiology services with a second cath lab and 24/7 percutaneous coronary intervention capability. It was the main plank of his successful election campaigns as an independent candidate in the 2019 local election and the 2020 general election. Services The hospital provides 429 beds, of which 71 are reserved for acute day cases. A further 45 beds are for psychiatric services. University College Cork is its primary academic partner, and it is also affiliated with the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and Waterford Institute of Technology. References External links University Hospital Waterford pages on the HSE site
Waterfront Hall

Belfast Waterfront is a multi-purpose conference and entertainment centre, in Belfast, Northern Ireland, designed by local architects' firm Robinson McIlwaine. The hall is located in Lanyon Place, the flagship development of the Laganside Corporation. The development is named after the architect Charles Lanyon. Construction Planning for the building began 1989, with the hall being completed in 1997 for the sum of £32 million. Practice partner Peter McGuckin was the project architect. The main circular Auditorium seats 2,241 and is based on the Berlin Philharmonic Hall designed by Hans Scharoun. However the flexible design of the Auditorium allows the stalls seating to be moved to create a larger arena. The smaller adjoining Studio seats 380. The dome of the building is coated in copper. This is so the exterior will eventually turn green and reflect the dome of Belfast City Hall and other Victorian buildings in the city centre. The building also contains bars and a restaurant. Notable events Many plays take place every year, in the 350 seated capacity studio, including operas, pantomimes, and musicals. The hall is a key venue for the Belfast Festival at Queen's and for concerts given by the Ulster Orchestra. During their 2002 tour, in promotion of their album Right Now, famous pop trio Atomic Kitten recorded their Right Here, Right Now DVD at the auditorium. Planxty performed there on 19, 20 and 21 January 2005 as part of their series of reunion concerts. In 2011 the Waterfront hosted the Sinn Féin Ardfheis, the first time for it to be held in Belfast. On March 15, 2013, American country music singer Carrie Underwood played a concert as part of her Blown Away Tour. On January 18, 2014 Britain's Got Talent auditions were in here. The auditions were for the Series 8 of the show. The auditions were shown on April 14, 2014. The annual Christmas show, 'The Music Box', starring Peter Corry was hosted by the Waterfront Hall in December 2013. Westlife lead vocalist Shane Filan played at the hall as a solo artist in 2017. The 2018 BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards are due to take place at the Hall on 4 April. It will be the first time the awards have taken place in Belfast. The annual snooker tournament, The Northern Ireland Open has been held at the venue since its second year in 2017. See also List of concert halls References External links Official website Belfast City Council -About Waterfront Hall Archived 29 September 2007 at the Wayback Machine Robinson McIlwaine architects
Waterfront Hall

El Waterfront Hall​ es una instalación de usos múltiples en Belfast, Irlanda del Norte, en el Reino Unido, diseñada por la firma de arquitectos locales Robinson McIlwaine. Peter McGuckin fue el arquitecto del proyecto. La sala se encuentra en Lanyon Place, el desarrollo insignia de la Corporación Laganside. El desarrollo lleva el nombre del arquitecto Charles Lanyon (1813-1889). La planificación de la construcción comenzó 1989, y la sala se completó en el año 1997 por la suma de £ 32 millones. Véase también Centro de Convenciones Conferencia Asamblea Referencias
Waterfront Hall

Le Waterfront Hall est un centre de conférence et de divertissement polyvalent, situé à Belfast, en Irlande du Nord, conçu par le cabinet d’architectes locaux Robinson McIlwaine. Le partenaire de pratique Peter est l’architecte du projet. Histoire La salle est située à Lanyon place, le développement phare de la société Laganside Corporation. Le développement est nommé d’après l’architecte Charles Lanyon. La planification du bâtiment a commencé 1989, la salle étant inaugurée en 1997 pour la somme de 32 millions de livres. La principale salle de l’Auditorium comporte 2 241 places assises et est basée sur la Philharmonie de Berlin conçue par Hans Scharoun. Cependant, la conception flexible de l’Auditorium permet de déplacer les stands pour créer une arène plus grande. Le plus petit studio attenant 380 sièges. Le dôme du bâtiment est recouvert de cuivre. C’est ainsi que l’extérieur finira par devenir vert et refléter le dôme de l’hôtel de ville de Belfast et d’autres bâtiments victoriens dans le centre-ville. Le bâtiment abrite également des bars et un restaurant. Il est également connu comme le lieu habituel de l’Open d’Irlande du Nord de snooker. Références Liens externes Site officiel Belfast City Council -About Waterfront Hall Robinson McIlwaine architects Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail du snooker Portail des arts du spectacle Portail de l’Irlande du Nord
Waterfront Hall

Il Belfast Waterfront Hall è un centro polifunzionale per congressi ed intrattenimento a Belfast, Irlanda del Nord, progettato dallo studio di architetti locali di Robinson McIlwaine. Il partner Peter McGuckin fu l'architetto del progetto. La sala si trova a Lanyon Place, il complesso di punta della Laganside Corporation. Il complesso prende il nome dall'architetto Charles Lanyon. I piani per la costruzione iniziarono nel 1989 e la sala fu completata nel 1997 per la somma di £ 32 milioni. L'Auditorium principale è circolare e può ospitare 2.241 persone; si basa sulla Sala della Filarmonica di Berlino progettata da Hans Scharoun Tuttavia, il design flessibile dell'Auditorium permette che i posti a sedere possano essere spostati per creare un'arena più grande. L'adiacente Studio più piccolo può ospitare 380 spettatori. La cupola dell'edificio è rivestita in rame. È fatta così perché l'esterno alla fine diventi verde e rifletta la cupola del Municipio di Belfast e degli altri edifici vittoriani nel centro della città. L'edificio contiene anche alcuni bar ed un ristorante. Nel 2002 la sala è stata votata secondo miglior centro congressi nel mondo nell'Apex Awards. Uno studio di impatto socioeconomico del 2006, commissionato dal Belfast City Council ha trovato che la sala ha generato per la città £ 10 per ogni £ 1 spesi per i costi di gestione. Avvenimenti importanti Molti spettacoli hanno luogo ogni anno, nello studio della capacità di 350 postii, tra cui opere, pantomime e musical, tra cui lo Scary Musical nel gennaio 2010. La sala è un luogo chiave per il Belfast Festival at Queen's e per i concerti dati dall'Orchestra Ulster. Durante il loro tour del 2002, nella promozione del loro album Right Now, il famoso trio pop Atomic Kitten ha registrato il loro DVD Right Here, Right Now qui nell'auditorium. I Planxty si sono esibiti qui il 19, 20 e 21 gennaio 2005, come una parte della serie di concerti per la loro riunione. Nel 2011 il Waterfront ha ospitato il Sinn Féin Ard Fheis, la prima volta che si teneva a Belfast. Il 15 marzo 2013 la cantante country americana Carrie Underwood ha tenuto un concerto come parte del suo Blown Away Tour. Il 18 gennaio 2014 si sono tenute qui le audizioni del Britain's Got Talent. Le audizioni erano per la Serie 8 dello spettacolo, furono trasmesse il 14 aprile 2014. Lo spettacolo annuale di Natale, The Music Box, presentato da Peter Corry, è stato ospitato dal Belfast Waterfront Hall nel dicembre 2013. Lo spettacolo tornerà nel dicembre 2014. Dal 2017 al 2019 e nuovamente dal 2021 è sede del Northern Ireland Open, torneo della Home Nations Series di snooker. Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Waterfront Hall Collegamenti esterni Sito web ufficiale, su waterfront.co.uk. Belfast City Council -About Waterfront Hall, su belfastcity.gov.uk (archiviato dall'url originale il 29 settembre 2007). Architetti Robinson McIlwaine, su rmi.uk.com.
Waterfront Hall

The Waterfront Hall – hala widowiskowo-sportowa, zlokalizowana w Belfaście, w Irlandii Północnej, zbudowana dzięki budżetowi 32 milionów funtów na przestrzeni lat 1989–1997. Hala położona jest w rejonie Lanyon Palace, części kompleksu rozwojowego Laganside Corporation usytuowanego w pobliżu rzeki Lagan. Nazwa Lanyon Palace pochodzi od nazwiska lokalnego XIX-wiecznego architekta Charlesa Lanyona. W mogącym pomieścić 2,241 osób audytorium Waterfront Hall rozgrywany jest nieprzerwanie od 2005 roku rankingowy turniej snookerowy Northern Ireland Trophy. Linki zewnętrzne (en) Oficjalna strona Waterfront Hall. waterfront.co.uk. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2007-09-01)].
Watergrasshill GAA

Watergrasshill GAA is a Gaelic Athletic Association club in Watergrasshill, County Cork, Ireland. The club is affiliated to the East Cork Board and fields teams in hurling and camogie. Gaelic football is played by sister club Glenville . History Located in the village of Watergrasshill, about halfway between Cork and Fermoy, Watergrasshill GAA Club was founded in 1928. The club spent much of its early existence operating in the junior grade, winning the first of six East Cork JBHC titles in 1947. Watergrasshill made their first breakthrough in 1974 when, after winning their first East Cork JAHC, the club later claimed the Cork JHC title after a 3-08 to 0-10 win over Charleville in the final. After returning to the junior grade and adding East Cork JAHC titles in 2000 and 2003, Watergrasshill won the Cork IHC title in 2004, following a 2-13 to 2–08 win over Dromina in the final. The club spent the next 20 seasons participating in the higher grade Cork PIHC before claiming the title in 2024, after a 2-16 to 0-19 win over Carrigaline. Watergrasshill later won the Munster Club IHC title, before adding the All-Ireland Club IHC title following a 2-15 to 0-18 defeat of Tynagh-Abbey/Duniry in the 2025 All-Ireland club final. Honours All-Ireland Intermediate Club Hurling Championship (1): 2025 Munster Intermediate Club Hurling Championship (1): 2024 Cork Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship (1): 2024 (Runners up 2007) Cork Intermediate Hurling Championship (1): 2004 Cork Junior A Hurling Championship (1): 1974 Cork Junior B Inter-Divisional Hurling Championship (1): 2018 East Cork Junior A Hurling Championship (3): 1974, 2000, 2003 East Cork Junior B Hurling Championship (6): 1947, 1968, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2018 Cork Under-21 B Hurling Championship (1): 2015 East Cork Under-21 B Hurling Championship (6): 1976, 1981, 1998, 2005, 2013, 2015 East Cork Minor A Hurling Championship (2): 2001, 2010 Notable players Daire O'Leary: All-Ireland U20HC-winner (2020, 2021) Eamon Ryan (Gaelic footballer): Munster SFC-winner (1966, 1967) References External links Watergrasshill GAA official website East Cork GAA board
Waterpark College

Waterpark College is a secondary school in the city of Waterford, Ireland. The school was established in 1892 on the banks of the River Suir as Waterford's first Classical school, and provides a secondary education to boys and girls from Waterford City and County and the surrounding area. History Waterpark College, Waterford's first classical school, was founded in 1892 by the Congregation of Christian Brothers. In 1986, Maurice O'Connor, the first lay principal of a Christian Brother's school, was hired. He was succeeded by Thomas A. Beecher, who became principal in 1990. The school became co-educational in 2012. Sports College rugby is tied to the local junior club Waterpark RFC since the club's foundation in 1925 in nearby Ballinakill, Waterford. The primary sport at Waterpark College is rugby; however, the college also competes in badminton and track and field athletics. The college hosts an annual Junior Tag Rugby tournament, where teams from schools in the city are invited to participate. The college also field teams in GAA and Association football. Primary school Waterpark National School is the official feeder school for Waterpark College. The school caters for boys and girls and has an enrollment of over 230 pupils. The Waterpark grounds are split into sites, one for the college and the other for the National School. Waterpark National School is situated at the north end of the college rugby pitch. Notable alumni Martin Cullen - former TD and Minister. John Hearne - chief architect of the Constitution of Ireland (1937) Mario Rosenstock - comedian, political satirist Father Joseph Patrick Slattery, C.M., physicist, radiologist, Catholic priest, pioneer in the field of radiography in Australia References
Waterville GAA

Waterville GAA is a Gaelic Athletic Association Gaelic football club in Waterville, south County Kerry, Ireland. Former Kerry player & manager Mick O'Dwyer is from the club. The club grounds have gone under a major renovation in the recent years with a gym, clubhouse and state of the art floodlights. Achievements Kerry Senior Football Championship Runners-Up 1968, 1969, 1970 South Kerry Senior Football Championship - 11 titles Kerry County Football League – Division 1 - 1971 All-Ireland Football Sevens hosted by Kilmacud Crokes - 1974 Kerry Intermediate Football Championship - 1993 Notable players Mick O'Dwyer Denis O'Dwyer Karl O'Dwyer Mick O'Connell References External links Official Waterville GAA Club website
Wesley College (Dublin)

Wesley College je soukromá střední škola v irském Dublinu. Byla založena 1. října 1845 irskou metodistickou církví, klade silný důraz na náboženské vzdělání pro všechny denominace a její součástí jsou jak mimoškolní aktivity, tak sport. Svým studentům nabízí možnost prozkoumat humanitní vědy, přírodní vědy, techniku, ekonomii a umění. Řadí se mezi přední školy v Dublinu. Mezi absolventy školy patří například nositelé Nobelovy ceny George Bernard Shaw a Ernest Walton. Mezi další pak třeba bývalý izraelský prezident Chajim Herzog. Odkazy Reference V tomto článku byl použit překlad textu z článku Wesley College, Dublin na anglické Wikipedii. Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Wesley College na Wikimedia Commons (anglicky) Oficiální internetové stránky
West-Link Bridge

Die West-Link Bridge ist eine Autobahnbrücke bei Palmerston in Irland, welche die um Dublin angelegte Ringautobahn M50 über den Fluss Liffey führt. Sie wurde 1990 eröffnet und 2003 durch eine zweite Brücke östlich der ersten ergänzt. Beide Hohlkastenträger bestehen aus fünf Feldern und sind 385 m lang. Die Brücke überquert das Tal 42 m über dem Fluss und ist damit die höchste Brücke, die den Liffey überquert. Sie wurde nachträglich mit Windschutzwänden versehen, damit sie auch bei starkem Wind befahren werden kann. Die Flussquerung war der erste mautpflichtige Autobahnabschnitt Irlands. Vor dem Bau der Brücke mischte sich der Durchgangsverkehr in den lokalen Dubliner Stadtverkehr, bevor er die Stadt auf elf verschiedenen Hauptstraßen wieder verließ. Das Projekt wurde von Ove Arup erstellt. Der Bau begann 1987, wobei zuerst die Pfeiler errichtet wurden und dann der Brückenbalken von den Pfeilerköpfen aus im Freivorbau entstand. Im März 1990 konnte die erste Brücke als Teil des 12,2 km langen Western Parkway Motorway dem Verkehr übergeben werden. Weblinks West-Link Bridge. In: Bridges of Dublin. Abgerufen am 10. April 2021. Einzelnachweise
Міст Вест-Лінк

Вест-Лінк (ірл. Droichead an Nascbhóthair Thiar) — це платний міст (насправді мости-близнюки) на автомагістралі M50 на захід від Дубліна, Ірландія, який керується компанією Emovis для Транспортної інфраструктури Ірландії. Історія Про плани будівництва мосту було оголошено в 1987 році, їх оголосив міністр навколишнього середовища Падрайг Флінн. На той час передбачалося, що це буде найбільший міст, коли-небудь збудований у штаті, і коштуватиме близько £30 мільйонів. Після завершення очікувана плата коштуватиме водієві «приблизно шістдесят пенсів». Міст був побудований як частина першої черги автомагістралі М50, і він та пов’язана з ним ділянка автомагістралі (розв’язки 6-7) були першою ділянкою М50, відкритою в 1990 році. Побудований NTR plc (тоді National Toll Roads plc) за угодою з радою округу Дублін, міст був раннім прикладом державно-приватного партнерства (хоча цей термін не використовувався в той час) і був першим в державі відкритою ділянкою платної автостради. В обмін на будівництво та обслуговування мосту НТР отримала право експлуатувати його як платний протягом тридцяти років. Спочатку була однопролітна конструкція, другий проліт був завершений і відкритий у вересні 2003 року. У 2007 році Національне управління доріг уклало угоду з NTR про викуп платного мосту з 1 серпня 2008 року. NTR продовжувала експлуатувати міст до 29 серпня 2008 року. На той момент шлагбауми платних дорожніх майданчиків були замінені на електронне стягнення мита на платформі. Структура Міст перетинає річку Ліффі у місці, відомому як Суничні грядки. На автомагістралі вона починається в точці приблизно за 2 км на південь від розв’язки 6 (Бланчардстаун) і йде до точки майже безпосередньо на північ від розв’язки 7 (Палмерстаун). Його довжина становить 385 метрів, а на найвищій висоті він знаходиться приблизно на 42 метри над річкою. Дані 2005 року свідчать про те, що міст проходив у середньому 98 000 автомобілів на день. Цей міст є єдиним мостом Ліффі між Чапелізод і Луканським мостом (обидва є вузькими двосмуговими спорудами), тому через нього пропускається велика кількість транспорту, що проходить між північною та південною передмістями Дубліна. Платна система З 30 серпня 2008 року діє плата за відкриті дороги. З 2022 року плата за проїзд становить 2,20 євро для автомобілів на обліковому записі з тегом, 2,70 євро для автомобілів, номерні знаки яких зареєстровано в eFlow у відеоакаунті, і 3,20 євро для незареєстрованих автомобілів. Незареєстровані транспортні засоби можуть оплатити в пунктах Payzone, зателефонувавши в службу підтримки клієнтів eFlow або сплативши на веб-сайті eFlow. Водії, які не сплатили, отримують штрафи, що збільшуються, залежно від того, як довго мито залишається несплаченим. До 29 серпня 2008 року дорожні збори зазвичай сплачувалися готівкою на платних майданчиках колишнім операторам NTR plc. Система попередньо оплачених тегів, Eazy Pass, також використовувалася з початку 2000-х років, але не була безбар’єрною, на відміну від нинішніх механізмів. Див. також Міст Іст-Лінк Автомобільні шляхи Ірландії Примітки Посилання Веб-сайт eFlow
West Offaly Power Station

The West Offaly Power Station was a large peat-fired 135 MW power station in Shannonbridge from 2005 to 2020, in Ireland. The station was capable of generating up to 153 MWe of power, thus ranking as the largest peat-fired power station in the country. The power station was constructed adjacent to (and as a replacement of) the ageing 125 MWe peat Shannonbridge Power Station, which operated in stages from 1965 to 2003, and demolished in 2005. The station directly employed approximately forty full-time staff with additional contract and part-time staff. The station further supports employment in the Semi State Bord na Móna which supplied West Offaly with milled peat from the surrounding bogs. As part of its social employment mandate, the station received public service obligation support until 2019. On 11 December 2020 the station ceased all power production after permission to continue burning peat was refused. Although local groups and leaders hoped that the plant would be converted to alternative use, the plant's owner has announced that the plant will be demolished and the site remediated to comply with the power plant licenses. A hybrid 97 MW / 170 MWh synchronous condenser / battery storage power station grid stability plant started construction at the site in 2022, expected to complete by 2024 a cost of €130 million. See also List of largest power stations in the world List of power stations in the Republic of Ireland References
CastleCourt

CastleCourt is a shopping centre on Royal Avenue in Belfast, Northern Ireland. It is Northern Ireland's fourth largest shopping centre. As of 2007, it had approximately 16 million visits a year, and sale densities ranked in the top 10% in the UK. History The centre was built by John Laing on the site of the former Grand Central Hotel. The nature of the development made it a target for the Provisional IRA: the centre was bombed five times during its construction, four times after it opened, and suffered incendiary bomb attacks. It is now the fourth largest shopping complex in Northern Ireland. When it opened in 1990, Debenhams was the anchor tenant at the centre and the first in Ireland, stores included Eason, Boots, Next, Virgin Megastores, Ratners, Early Learning Centre, Nice, Petal, United Colors of Benetton and The Original Art Shop. The centre was brought by the Westfield Group and MEPC plc (later with Hermes Retail Estate) in 2000, renaming it Westfield CastleCourt. Westfield sold its share of the centre fully to Hermes Retail Estate in 2012, effectively renaming it back to just CastleCourt. In 2005, CastleCourt was refurbished, which included the removal of the fountains, an enlarged food court and a Starbucks cafe overlooking the entrance. In 2021, a multi-plan development was announced for the former Debenhams which closed the same year. The multi-plan development included a new cinema operated by Omniplex Cinemas called The Avenue, a new Starbucks (relocating from their former presence in the centre), New Look (which also takes up the store space of Hawkin's Bazaar), the return of TK Maxx in the centre after moving to Donegall Arcade on 9 April 2009, the first Northern Irish Vanilla store and a 50,000 sq ft adventure centre. References External links castlecourt-uk.com — official website