QUESTIONS are being asked about what sort of society we live in, where a poor struggling TD like Kerry’s Danny Healy-Rae has to also run a plant hire company with annual profits of over €1mn just to keep his head above water. “It’s a damning indictment of the system when Danny Healy-Rae has to work… Read more »
SPEAKING yesterday in an interview at the Economic Club of Chicago veteran director Martin Scorsese not only admitted admit that he enjoys Lisa McGee’s iconic sitcom Derry Girls but word reaches WWN that he’s actually hard at work on a movie version that is part sequel, part reboot, all Scorsese. We got a peek at… Read more »
THE FIRST two games of the day were so thrilling as to almost make you forget the World Cup is being held in Qatar. Serbia and Cameroon played out at a thrilling 3-3 draw but the game will be remembered for Vincent Aboubakar’s stunning goal. Finishing like a man who thought he was offside Aboubakar… Read more »
A LOCAL DUBLIN woman has admitted to possessing the uncontrollable habit of speaking to anyone she deems as ‘old’ old in a condescending voice normally reserved for children. “I can’t help it, it there’s a doctor out there that can treat me I’d be happy to see them,” said Ciara Kenitty (31). Kenitty explained that… Read more »
IRISH MEP Mick Wallace has made headlines once again for his contributions in EU parliament as he qualified his criticism of evil super villain Thanos by stating that the West isn’t innocent in all this. “Absolutely, I’ve no problem saying it, I’ve said in the past and I’ll say it now, Thanos shouldn’t have snapped… Read more »
NEW information surrounding the untimely death of martial arts movie star Bruce Lee in 1973 revealed he may have actually died from drinking too much water contradicting his famous quote to ‘be as water’, WWN reports. “Bruce really had a thing for water and like most addicts it eventually killed him in the end,” a… Read more »
MARY LOU MCDONALD has formally denied that she used the Hutch family for money and votes in response to the airing of covertly recorded conversations between Jonathan Dowdall and Gerard Hutch in court as part of a high-profile gangland trial. Despite the denial serious questions remain. For example, when being covered in The Sunday World,… Read more »
ACHIEVING revenue in excess of €1bn for the first time ever the Irish and UK arm of Smyth Toys have conceded that the bumper income is mostly down to the crippling Squishmallow addiction of one Waterford 6-year-old. Cara Carney, of Dunmore East has had her parents on the verge of bankruptcy for much of 2022… Read more »
COLOURFUL lighting in the shape of random animals displayed 200 meters apart in a pitch dark public place has become the latest craze in Ireland, offering families a new way to needlessly part with a hundred euro in the run up to Christmas. The trend started with the ‘Wildlights’ display in Dublin Zoo a number… Read more »
