At the bottom of a derelict mine shaft outside the German resort town of Tegernsee, World War 2 historians and computer scientists have made a discovery that will forever alter our relationship with the internet. Speaking at a hastily assembled press conference in Munich yesterday, lead investigator Alex Tuttshauble was emphatic. “The Nazis invented the… Read more »

Following the establishment of the Irish free state in 1922, vast quantities of buttery mashed potatoes were distributed freely by the new government in a bid to strengthen the weakened population of Ireland. The high calorie diet soon became commonplace in every home around the country, forcing many young children into a life of obesity…. Read more »

In 1875, the seaside town of Tramore was built in the space of three weeks by a Lord Doneraile. Before commencing work, Tramore was just one big marsh land that ran into the sea. Lord Doneraile designed the town himself, erecting sand-dunes at the bottom of the man-made bay and building beautiful marble houses along… Read more »

After Twelve pints of Guinness and a feed of soda bread in the Bleeding Horse bar in Dublin, Marty and the Doc decided it best to leave the Deloreon parked outside on Upper Camden Street street for the day. Hey, fuck it! It wasn’t like there was much traffic wardens around. Telling people in the… Read more »