THE IRISH government, praised for waiving visa requirements for terrified Ukrainians fleeing aerial bombardments and potential death as Vladimir Putin’s invasion rages on, has been quick to ask Direct Provision residents not to get their hopes up. “We appreciate that such welcome acknowledgement of the innate humanity of all individuals fleeing war and persecution might… Read more »
DO YOU own some dilapidated commercial buildings and want to make a quick buck while also getting the local council off your back? How about applying to be a Direct Provision centre and make an absolute killing today with Direct Provision Centres 4 You! For 20 years Direct Provision centres have become the go-to revenue… Read more »
Gordan Ramsey here. I’ve seen some horriific meals in my time. I’ve traveled all around the world. Tasted the some of the best and worst food on the planet. Eaten in the worst shitholes, but never – I mean ever – witnessed the calibre of cooking I’ve just witnessed that’s provided in Irish asylum centres… Read more »
AFTER confirmation from the government that Direct Provision residents are now eligible for the Pandemic Unemployment Payment, the HSE and NPHET warned of a huge spike in cases of auld lad’s blood pressure skyrocketing. Left enraged by the idea of someone in Direct Provision who works and pays tax being in receipt of the PUP… Read more »
LOUNGING on the couch of his state sponsored home, local dad and disability beneficiary Pádraig Ó Murchadha posted yet another comment under a national newspaper article, hoping someone would take the bait so he could tuck into another rehashed and poorly thought out conversation about migrants, WWN has learned. Citing a series of unrelated social… Read more »
CAREFULLY tightening his well worn blindfold, Irish Immigration Minister David Stanton felt his way to a notice board on his office wall where a map of Ireland hung proudly, littered with previous holes from failed endeavours. “Okay, keep left, Dave, you don’t want to hit Dublin – they’d feel too at home in a multicultural city like Dublin – keep West,”… Read more »
AS part of WWNs opinion series, we give a platform to those who don’t really deserve it. This week is the turn of Tipperary school teacher Gerry Dunne, who strives for the good old days when a man could go around being racist without being interrupted or anyone calling him out. They’re all at it now, the young folk, just waiting… Read more »