Featured


Courses

SETU Waterford offers a broad range of academic programmes from levels 6 to 10 on the national framework of qualifications across Business, Education, Engineering, Health Sciences, Humanities, Science and Computing.

Courses Landing page

Study at SETU Waterford

Discover the routes into studying at SETU Waterford for school leavers, adult learners, further education students, graduates and people who have already started studies elsewhere as well as options for those interested in online courses.

Study at SETU Waterford landing Page

Students

Discover the routes into studying at SETU Waterford for school leavers, adult learners, further education students, graduates and people who have already started studies elsewhere as well as options for those interested in online courses.

Students Landing Page

Schools

SETU Waterford offers a broad range of academic programmes from levels 6 to 10 on the national framework of qualifications across Business, Education, Engineering, Health Sciences, Humanities, Science and Computing.

Schools Landing Page

International

The Office for International Relations co-ordinates the admission, administration and support for international students throughout the course of their studies at SETU Waterford.

International Landing Page

Research

SETU Waterfordis recognised as the leading research performer in the institute of technology sector with research activities that are internationally benchmarked, strategic, and economically relevant. Find out about the amazing multi disciplinary research under way

Research Landing Page

About

Discover the routes into studying at SETU Waterford for school leavers, adult learners, further education students, graduates and people who have already started studies elsewhere as well as options for those interested in online courses.

About Landing Page

News

Uncover the research discoveries, student and staff achievements, human stories, community spirit, global links and external engagement news at SETU Waterford

News Landing Page

Events

From virtual events to conferences, talks, public lectures and happenings in on-campus venues SETU Waterford is a hub of activity. Stay up to date with our calendar of upcoming events.

Events Landing Page
arrow-down

Clara Donnelly (Wexford):

Another standout player for the SETU Waterford team this year. Her forward minded thinking led to a lot of scores in this year’s campaign. A half back that defends well and noted for getting a score or two. As only a fresher this year she has a big future ahead.

Noelle Connolly (Galway):
The Galway native had a great year in the SETU Waterford colours as her performances throughout the year led to her receiving the SETU Waterford Ladies Football player of the year award. Playing at full back she set up attack after attack while not giving her marker an inch.

Lorraine Keena (Offaly):
A dual star who also plays corner back for the Ashbourne cup team was a great addition to the team and helped the team reach the Giles cup weekend in Belfast this year. Her ability to read the game is second to none giving forwards a hard time.

Marguerite Revins (Waterford):
The Waterford native is a huge ball winner for SETU Waterford and Waterford. She is able to carry and control the ball ease setting up attacks from both mid field and the half forward line. 
 

Emma Sergeant Kelly (Wicklow):

Emma won a Junior Football All Ireland last year with Wicklow. She was unfortunate to get injured during the year which limited her playing time on the pitch. A fresher that will be a force for SETU Waterford over the next couple of years.    

Maria Delahunty (Waterford):

Currently on a soccer scholarship in WIT. She contributed to some vital scores for the team in the big matches this year. Never seemed to be under pressure while she was causing havoc in the other teams defence as she was one of the top scorers in this year's championship.

Katie Redmond (Wexford):

After a tough injury last year Katie has been one of SETU Waterford standout players this year. Her forward mind thinking let to a lot of scores in this year's campaign. As a result of her performances on the field she was awarded Senior player of the year this year.

Emma Corcoran (Offaly):

Emma has made a huge impression in her first year in WIT. She has been one of the most outstanding and consistent players this year. Playing at wing back her work rate is top class covering every blade of grass. Emma has a big future ahead of her.

Aoife Tormey (Wexford): 

This Wexford sharp shooter has added a huge amount to the ladies football setup this year. She has a very good eye for goal and helps bring the players around her into the game. Her turn of pace gives the opposition something to think about everytime she has the ball.

Clara Donnelly Player Profile

1. Name: Clara Donnelly

2. Course: Criminal Justice

3. Nicknames: Cla

4. High Point in Sporting Career: Minor B All Ireland final winner

5. Third Level Honours? N/A

6. Other Achievements?

U12 Division 1 winner – club football

2 U14 Division 1 winner – club football
2 U16 division 1 winner – club football
4 U18 Division 1 winner – club football
2 Senior championship winner – club football
2 Senior championship runners up – club football
Division 3 league winner – club football
Division 2 league  winner – club football
2 division 1 league winners – club football
2 division 1 league runners up – club foorball
Leinster U14 winner – county football
Leinster blitz winner – county football
All Ireland blitz winner – county football
Leinster schools winner
County feile winner – club football
All Ireland feile winners – club football
Leinster Minor B winner – county football
All Ireland minor B winner – county football
Fresher player of the year – college football.
Represented county at u12 u 14 u16 u 18 and senior.
Captained county at u14 and u 16

7. Other Sports?  Soccer

8. Favourite Player To Watch Growing Up?  Michelle hearne

9. Favourite Cartoon As A Kid? Tracey beaker

10. My Earliest Sporting Memory Is? Winnig the all Ireland feile

11. Funniest person is the SETU Waterford GAA Club is?  Bridin Doyle.

12. When You Were Growing Up What Did You Want To Be? Guard

13. My Most Treasured Possession?  family

14. Biggest Insult? Been mistaken for my sister

15. My Signature food dish Is? Spagetti Bolognese. 

16. Stranded On An Island, What Are Your 3 Essential Items?  Phone , laptop and mobile internet

17. Favourite book?  The notebook

 

Margaret Revins Player Profile 

1. Name: Margaret Revins

2. Course: Exercise & Health Studies

3. Nicknames: Mags, Mag

4. High Point in Sporting Career: Winning the 2011 Giles Cup with W.I.T. Ladies Football Club, Playing with Waterford  Ladies,  (Hopefully will have won an Intermediate Munster final with Waterford Ladies on the 14th July)

5. Third Level Honours?  Giles Cup runner up in 2010 and winner in 2011

6. Other Achievements? Getting into Mason’s in a tracksuit..

7. Other Sports? Anything! soccer, hurling, extreme gardening..

8. Favourite Player To Watch Growing Up?  Cora Staunton

9. Favourite Cartoon As A Kid? Animaniacs

10. My Earliest Sporting Memory Is? My brother bringing me off playing soccer, football and hurling with me

11. Funniest person is the SETU Waterford GAA Club is? Mairead O’ Connor..she’s great for a rap battle!

12. When You Were Growing Up What Did You Want To Be? Taller…success!!!

13. My Most Treasured Possession? Pandora bracelet

14. Biggest Insult? Bad sportsmanship

15. My Signature food dish Is? Wild salmon on a bed of asparagus with a watercress dressing.

16. Stranded On An Island, What Are Your 3 Essential Items? Jacobs crackers, water, ball

17. Stranded On An Island, Who Would You Most Like To Keep You Company? Bear Grylls

18. Favourite book?  “Come What May” by Donal Og Cusack