A NUMBER of nations have gone on record to express their awe at how the Irish state, its bodies and public representatives are continuing to find ways to act in a sociopathic, deceitful, cruel and undignified manner when it comes to dealing with Mother and Baby Home survivors. Over a year after pledging to sanction… Read more »
AHEAD of a winter which could see rolling blackouts and further increases in the prices of household energy bills, families across Ireland have been urged to think of how all this affects their local data centre. “Of course they’ll have vast back up generators, but think of the worry you’ll cause the site managers –… Read more »
TDS from both sides of the house have agreed that Robert Troy has learned his lesson when it comes to financial irregularities arising from his residential property portfolio, adding that ‘no further action’ is needed on the matter, particularly action that would point the spotlight at them. “We 100% accept Robert’s explanation that he simply… Read more »
IT’S VERY rare in today’s world to reach any kind of political consensus, and Irish politics is absolutely no exception. While Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael aren’t everyone’s cup of tea even their harshest critics wouldn’t deny that some of the policy suggestions they have mentioned in recent years could improve the country’s myriad crises… Read more »
SEEKING to clear up what must be a misunderstanding one local Irish man feels he can’t stand idly by and watch Vladimir Putin be accused of the most unfair and unimaginable things, WWN can confirm. “It’s like you’re talking about a completely different person,” offered Waterford man David Farley, as he learned of accusations being… Read more »
AS a shortage of affordable student accommodation takes the government by surprise in much the same way absolutely everything else does, homeowners have been urged to rent rooms to students while offering them a number of other services students might be interested in. The Department of Further Education clarified that while provision of accommodation for… Read more »
THE IRISH public has been warned of the potential room for ‘gross unfairness’ if they continue to insist TDs who buy up properties and flip them for significant profit in sales to the local council must keep accurate records of such deals and report them correctly as is dictated by the codes of conduct outlined… Read more »
THERE HAS BEEN widespread condemnation of a Nationalist bonfire in Derry which saw remembrance poppies, Union Jack flags, images of the Queen and much needed brain cells set alight, WWN has learned. “Sadly a well-meaning exercise that was part of a cross community cultural exchange programme has not gone to plan,” said organisers as a… Read more »
THE TALIBAN has marked the one-year anniversary of America serving up Afghanistan against the wishes of its people and their democratically elected government to religious extremist terrorists, and have not forgotten the man who made it all possible. “May Allah be with you Joe. People say we have had great success taking so much away… Read more »
TÁNAISTE LEO Varadkar has used a speech at a commemorative event for Arthur Griffith and Micheal Collins to confirm every long dead exalted hero of Irish freedom would have loved him and hated Sinn Féin so much they’d take a big shite in Sinn Féin’s coffee. Using the event an opportunity to score a cheap… Read more »