AS PART of our WWN Voices series, we give over some column inches to people we really shouldn’t but it drives clicks so… This week is the turn of Peadar Faylen, whose viewing of a video of a manifestly cruel and illegal eviction helped him arrive at the opinion that if there’s any fault it… Read more »

THE incoming test was set via a compromise between the most irate car drivers and stubborn cyclists Ireland has to offer, striking a balance what aspects of cycling must be mastered in order to gain a cycling licence. Here’s what to expect: In order to receive their licence, a cyclist will have to sit patiently… Read more »

LET THERE be light! With the stretch back in the evenings you may be wondering how to fill the hours. Here’s WWN’s definitive guide for making the most of it, which so much to choose from it’s hard to know where to start: 1) Close the curtains. 2) Beat yourself up each and every evening… Read more »

THEY’RE the sort of people whose opinions are discounted when it comes to relationships, they’re marginalised by those in stick to the delusion that romance permeates every aspect of a couple and is sustained for life. But now they’ve had enough of being silenced and ignored and WWN is happy to do its part for… Read more »

HEY kids! Are you looking for something to do during that long stretch between ‘going to see the St. Patrick’s Day parade’ and ‘watching your Da get carried into the back of a taxi while your mam apologises to everyone’? Here’s a few things you can get up to! 1) Run around the pub An… Read more »

IT’S never fair to ask one person to handle all the chores around a home, but how can you divvy all the jobs up in a manner that is fair? Here’s a couple of systems that may work for your house: 1) Force your children to do everything Got kids in your house? Then it’s… Read more »

A NEW poll shows a growing split in people’s opinions about who the worst member of the Royal Family is, as the fallout of Prince Andrew’s sex abuse allegations and Meghan and Harry’s ongoing, highly publicised quest for privacy continues to stoke debate. Findings of the study include: – The huge numbers of people who… Read more »

EVERYONE is looking for ways to lessen the impact of the seismic energy bills that are arriving after the cold winter months. Here’s some ways that you can turn a four-figure ESB bill into a source of power that might save you money in the long run: 1) Do a Matrix on it The concept… Read more »

OVER 100,000 leaked WhatsApp messages from former Health Secretary Matt Hancock have revealed some sinister and shocking conversations that took place during the Covid-19 pandemic, including leaving care home residents to die and plans to subdue the public with fear tactics to get them to accept lockdowns. Which is all fairly standard for the time,… Read more »