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Waterford

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Waterford , county (1991 pop. 91,624), 710 sq mi (1,839 sq km), S Republic of Ireland. The county seat is the port town of Waterford . Although the terrain is largely hilly, there are lowlands in the east. Principal rivers are the Blackwater, the Bride, and the Suir, which forms most of the northern boundary. The coastline, on the south, is indented by Dungarvan Harbour and Waterford Harbour and by Youghal Bay and Tramore Bay. The county has much farming and grazing land; dairy and beef cattle and sheep are important. Fishing, food processing, tanning, toys, and glassmaking are other industries.... Read more
Waterford
Waterford town (1991 pop. 41,853), seat of Co. Waterford, S Republic of Ireland, on the Suir River near the head of Waterford Harbour. The port town is a center for the export of fruit, meat, and the famous Waterford... Read more
Waterford, diocese of
Waterford, diocese of (diocese of Port Láirge). Originally...Cashel (1111–35), was consecrated by Lanfranc . Waterford was first listed as a bishopric at the Council of Kells-Mellifo...long Irish and papal resistance, Lismore was merged with Waterford, as English influence spread. The bishopric ... Read more

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