THE REBEL county has sadly conceded, without its usual sense of pride, that when it comes to suicide in Ireland they most certainly feel like the real capital. “We’re the best for it, you can’t beat Cork, and it devastates me to say so,” shared Bandon native Theresa Clarke, “the lack of support and services… Read more »
A GROUP of over a thousand civilians fleeing from the civil war in Syria have taken the time to pull off one of the best mannequin challenges we’ve ever seen, in a 4-minute video lighting the internet on fire right now! The mannequin challenge, the latest craze sweeping through social media platforms at the minute, involves… Read more »
When a rep from Tayto visited our Lovin Waterford offices last month, I thought: ‘huh, here we go again, another failed attempted crisp flavour that will never take off, but I’ll give it a go anyway, just to say I was the first one to write about it online’… but things couldn’t be further from the truth. Gunther, the new sales… Read more »
IRISH teens have been issued with direct orders to up their pre-drinking game in a bid to claw back ground lost in the 2015 European School Survey Project on Alcohol and Other Drugs (ESPAD) report, which states that the number of 15 and 16 year olds in Ireland who drink, smoke and use illicit drugs has… Read more »
FAI chief executive and OCI vice president John Delaney has issued a statement insisting he had “no knowledge of or involvement in anything to do with tickets for the Rio games” and that he was never contacted by Brazilian police. Read the full statement in full below: Loads of lads have asked me to make… Read more »
RAIDING old cookbooks for new spins on classic recipes is something that we here at Lovin’ Waterford just ADORE doing. Nothing beats the look on the faces of your guests than when you tell them that the stew they’re eating is actually from over fifty years ago, and you found it on a handwritten note in… Read more »
THE woman accused by the Bank of Ireland for stealing €25,000 euros, which they themselves lodged into her account, has claimed that she thought the bank was paying her back for the €5.2bn, 2008 bailout. Margaret McDonnell, (25), is alleged to have spent the money on jewellery, shoes and clothing as well as groceries and bed… Read more »
LAWYERS for the human race have today started legal proceedings against God, the alleged creator of man over a series of design flaws in the human body. America’s biggest law firm, Latham & Watkins, are expected to sue God the almighty through the Vatican for a staggering 23 trillion euros, one of the biggest compensation claims… Read more »
AT LEAST 85 civilians, including 11 children, have been killed by Western led terrorists in air strikes near Manbij in north Syria. Some eight families were obliterated using sophisticated missiles as they tried to flee their village after it was attacked in one of the single deadliest strikes on innocent civilians in the region. Capitalist extremists were immediately held responsible… Read more »
FOLLOWING yet another failed attempt to form a government, an exhausted nation collectively broke its silence this evening after months of biting its lip. In unison, over 4.5 million people yelled at the top of their voices in the general direction of Dublin city. “How about you shower of cunts just get back to running the… Read more »