Waterford
Waterford, a seaport in southeast Ireland, is the country's oldest city. It was founded by Vikings in 914 A. D. and parts of its ancient walled core remain. Within Reginald's Tower, a circa-1003 fortification, the Waterford Museum of Treasures displays local archaeological finds. Famed glass manufacturer Waterford Crystal began here in 1783. Today the company's facility near the historic district offers factory tours.
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Raymond FitzGerald
Commander
Molly Keane
Irish novelist
Paddy Buggy
Irish sportsperson
Austin Deasy
Irish Politician
Jim Ware
Basketball player
John Franklin Enders
American biomedical scientist
Boris Anisfeld
American painter
Robert Crannell Minor
Artist
Kay Johnson
American film actress
Jeremy Nicholas Welchman
Anna Manahan
Irish film actress
Katherine Villiers, Duchess of Buckingham
Baron de Ros
John Palliser
Irish geographer
Pavel Pavlovich Muratov
Russian essayist
Edmund Ignatius Rice
Missionary
Ned Wheeler
Fintan O'Carroll
Irish composer
Paddy Coad
Former football player
Teresa Deevy
Irish dramatist
Billy Kenneally
Irish Politician
Vincent White
Former Teachta Dála of Ireland
Colm Keane
Irish author
Eric Sweeney
Irish composer
William Kenneally
Former Teachta Dála of Ireland
Peter Carew
Adventurer
Lady Clodagh Beresford
Writer
Henry Villiers-Stuart
Politician
Melosina Lenox-Conyngham
Irish writer
Raymond FitzGerald
Commander
Paul Bibeault
Ice hockey goaltender
Chick Robitaille
Baseball player
Charles O. Gill
American football player
J. Kingsbury-Smith
Journalist