IT COULD be a story of chocolate bought for healthcare workers by children using all …
IT COULD be a story of chocolate bought for healthcare workers by children using all their pocket money, factories repurposing facilities to produce much needed personal protection equipment or communities supporting their most vulnerable, people creating art and moments of levity. No matter the positive news amidst the current crisis, talented local man Cormac Prannell… Read more »
THE IRISH nation has collectively gathered its thoughts in rare hive-minded action to conclude that everyone could get really used to this free money thing, with the concept of ever working again now 6 billion miles away, or that equivalent figure in euros. Lazing out back in the warm spring air in its most comfortable… Read more »
CATHOLICS looking for a sign that their conveniently non-interventionist God is trying to send them a positive message and improve their lot during a global pandemic need look no further than what many people are calling the second greatest Easter miracle of all time; the overturning of Cardinal George Pell’s conviction and 6-year prison sentence… Read more »
CERTAIN sections of Irish society have weighed up the senseless horror, death and economic vandalism wrought by the Covid-19 pandemic across the globe and concluded that it has been worth it after learning of the cancellation of the July 12th Orange Order marches. Roused out of their depressed stupors, people have reportedly smiled and laughed… Read more »
FRESH concerns have been raised over the health of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson after Dominic Raab held a press conference to assure the public that Johnson’s condition was ‘strong and stable’; British for ‘weak and uncertain’. Johnson was admitted to St. Thomas’ Hospital yesterday with severe Coronavirus symptoms, and was admitted to ICU after… Read more »
IGNORING a national yearning for political change as evidenced by the recent general election results, one dislikeable Irish political party has stuck to its guns by electing their most dislikeable leader yet; water metre touting, egotistical roaring sociopath Alan Kelly, WWN can unfortunately confirm. Speaking to WWN from his Tipperary home surrounded by homemade paper… Read more »
MUCH NEEDED clarification on whether or not gangland hits qualify for ‘essential service’ status has come in the form of the shooting dead of a man in Belfast, believed to be connected to a Dublin drug gang. “There’s been some confusion but lookit, life, or the taking of life has to go on. We can’t… Read more »
DOZENS of hot, sexy older women near you have been urged to stay at home and observe proper lockdown precautions in a bid to tackle the ongoing Coronavirus crisis in your area, WWN can report. The move comes after police services were informed of online advertisements that stated that MILFs in the area were still… Read more »
DURING WHAT WAS meant to be a stirring address delivered to reinvigorate the British people’s resoluteness in the face of adversity, Queen Elizabeth II had her live TV address cut short after she linked the Covid-19 pandemic to ‘brain frying autism canons; the cancer factory that is 5G technology’. As misinformation and unverified rumours run… Read more »
THE FAMILY of a normally staunch anti-Fine Gael man have spoken out after he tested positive for a number of pro-Varakar thoughts in recent days, warning others to keep an eye out for similar symptoms. “It started out with the odd positive comment or two, before he broke out into nonstop feverish praise, but the… Read more »
