Waterford United Manager Gareth Cronin has confirmed that he has secured the signature of three more players ahead of the new season. The Blues

Everybody at Waterford United would like to wish our supporters the very best for a Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New Year.Many thanks for your support throughout 2006 and we look forward to your continued support for 2007.

Waterford United manager Gareth Cronin has confirmed that central defender Alan Keely has put pen to paper and will stay with the Blues for another year. Keely, who joined the Blues from defunct Dublin City, following Cronin

Waterford United Manager Gareth Cronin has agreed terms with a number of players for the coming season. The Blues

The Management Committee of Waterford United was shocked at the decision of the Independent Assessment Group to rank the club so low in the off the field criteria which has resulted in the club failing to be invited into the new FAI National League Premier Division.

Waterford United were rocked by the decision of the FAI to offer Galway United a place in the revamped Premier League for 2007.The Blues delegation arrived at Citywest Hotel to hear the results of the Independent Assessment Group’s deliberations and were gutted to hear that the club would not form part of the new Premier Division.

Waterford United has donated a signed jersey to the Barretstown Charity Auction 2006.This jersey has been signed by the entire squad and would make an ideal and unique gift for any Blues fan.If you are interested in bidding on the item and more sports collectables why not check out [b]The Barretstown Auction 2006 Site [/b]

Waterford United has welcomed the news that the club has been awarded a Premier Division Club Licence by the FAI CLub Licencing First Instance Committee.The decision was handed to the club informally over the weekend but the club was officially given the decision in writing today.