WWN IS not the sort of publication that engages in the pally pally relationship that exists between the media and those working within the corridors of power. We don’t accept gifts and freebies which flood into newsrooms in the run up to Christmas from major brands. That’s not our journalistic bag. However, when we received… Read more »
“WE’VE all got parents, we’ve all got grandparents. We’re just doing what we can to protect them,” explained one Waterford youth we interviewed today, in our study of teenagers who wear face-coverings at all times of the day. Although many groups have doubted the effectiveness of face masks in battling Covid-19 and many more are… Read more »
THE soaring abundance of cheap, highly-addictive crack cocaine in Irish cities and towns could be the answer for hundreds of thousands of people who are struggling to find the perfect gift for their mothers this Christmas, WWN can confirm. No longer just something you hear about on cop shows and movies on TV, crack is… Read more »
SEPARATED by oceans and the small matter of an ongoing global pandemic, one older Irish brother has confirmed that while absence has made the heart grow fonder he is still obligated to give you a dead arm when he next lays eyes on you. “Is our mother’s heart broken over the fact her kids aren’t… Read more »
A LUCKY Waterford man currently in town for ‘a quiet few pints’ with the lads has received a text message from his wife with those three little words that every man in a pub wants to here; ‘sure stay out’. “Are you sure?” slurred Francis McWard, ringing his wife to clarify while ordering his fourth… Read more »
THE UK MEDIA said it had every intention of getting around to extensively reporting on the £1.5mn payout to the survivors and relatives of the Miami Showband massacre in their case against the Ministry of Defence and the Police Service of Northern Ireland, which all but acknowledges British State collusion with terrorist group the UVF…. Read more »
A RARE good news story in the world of HSE waiting lists has emerged after a Dublin man has risen to the top of a waiting list after suffering a traumatic brain injury just 11 years ago. “I appreciate it’s hard not to focus on the rage inducing stories of delays, cancelled operations, no resources… Read more »
A SOUTH DUBLIN resident has been rushed to hospital for emergency surgery after a fast acting doctor identified a rare and troubling condition. After being admitted to hospital Kevin Kent, 24, an abdominal x-ray showed the man was dangerously full of himself. “My suspicions began when he tried flirting with me,” confirmed Kent’s GP, Dr… Read more »
RELIEVED parents, education professionals and experts in air filtration have breathed a collective sigh of relief as the Department of Education are on the verge of rubber stamping the procurement of €62mn worth of Hepa filters for schools. Despite the good news, some naysayers have expressed concern over the fact the contract for has been… Read more »
