by andrew | May 2, 2017 | Built Heritage, Waterford History
Jack Meades pub and restaurant has got to be one of the more remarkable and intriguing 18th Century agricultural sites in the country. As a young man I hadn’t much time for the older men who drank there, preferring to spend my time having the craic and the beer...
by andrew | Mar 25, 2016 | Built Heritage, Fishing Heritage, Irelands Maritime Heritage, River Lore
There’s nothing as fickle as a market I guess. Products that go from boom to bust in a few short years, or less today when we think of technology. In the past Waterford, along with many other ports traded in a commodity that was considered an essential for the...
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