DUBLIN Gardaí are today celebrating after seizing 99 kilograms of cocaine, stating the find is very pure and of top quality. “I literally can’t stop smiling,” said a garda at the scene of the haul, his teeth audibly grinding, “does anyone else find it extremely warm in here, I’m drenched with sweat from all the… Read more »
STILL awaiting an apology from the Irish judiciary and the wider Irish public, David Drumm emerged a changed man from prison 2 years and 8 months into a 6 year sentence for false accounting and conspiracy to defraud the public. “Whoever decided he should go free after less than 3 years should be done for… Read more »
THE DEPARTMENT of Justice was quick to praise hard working members of an Garda Síochána as it seized €7 million worth of an illicit substance referred to in other countries as ‘product belonging to a viable tax generating business’. While drug gangs continue to do harm through violence and intimidation around the country, the Irish… Read more »
AS ONE local boxing promoter done good has his reputation unfairly dragged through the mud by the media reporting on facts, the queue of people willing to testify to his sweet nature and generous character continues to grow. “It’s not nice to see that is it? Dan is a diamond, nicest guy I’ve ever met,”… Read more »
STILL reeling from the BBC Panorama documentary into the murky and grubby world of elite boxing, local teenager and Kinahan cartel employee, Andrew Profitt has expressed his disappointment in Daniel Kinahan after discovering his links to the controversial sport. “And to think I looked up to him,” shared Profitt, who was an easy target for… Read more »
WWN sat down for an exclusive video watching session with Waterford’s foremost cynical bastard David Hughes. Hughes, a cynical bastard of some repute, has been known to suck the joy out of absolutely anything ranging from a child taking their first steps to a panda playing in the snow and has kindly offered his services… Read more »
WITH the pandemic pushing pushers adopting new methods and technologies to properly sell their wares, gardaí have been forced to adopt new personas in a bid to crack down on the sale of narcotics on social media. Dealers are being made aware of undercover cops posing as customers on Snapchat, setting up meets before swooping… Read more »
IN AN arrest that echoes a disturbing recent case in Sweden, Waterford mother Sheila Power has been taken into custody and charged with son-based mollycoddling which gardaí believe spanned over five decades. “It’s the worst case of its kind we’ve ever seen,” arresting officer Pat Carty told WWN, as he observed Power’s son Andrew, 49,… Read more »
THE British government has laughed away requests for a public inquiry into the extent of the state’s collusion with paramilitary forces to murder Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane in 1989, stating that there’s a long line of aggrieved widows and orphans around the world looking for justice from Britain before they can even get started on… Read more »
WATERFORD Gardaí have vowed to clamp down on one of the most dangerous operations known to man, stating they are absolutely disgusted with the nation, WWN has learned. “The fact that people we know and protect could go out of their way to build fully functional home bars with pool tables, dart boards, widescreen TVs,… Read more »