As the fallout from the recent GSOC revelations continue, WWN can exclusively reveal that embattled Minister for Justice Alan Shatter is using Netflix political drama House Of Cards as inspiration for all his recent decisions. Our source exclusively told WWN that the Minister was at a loss as how to deal with the ongoing controversy… Read more »
The Irish abroad are set to feel that little bit closer to home following the news that Tayto crisps along with several other famous Irish products are to be sold across Australia in the stores of retail giant Coles. It is estimated the Irish goods to the value of €37 billion were sold on the… Read more »
Cork’s local business community has sought reassurances from the Government in light of what they see as a yet another slow response to the recent flooding and bad weather that has hit the People’s Republic. The recent flooding is estimated to have resulted in another hefty cleanup bill, but still the Government lacks a coherent… Read more »
With much fanfare RTÉ has announced this year’s Eurovision No-Hopefuls. Ireland’s Eurovision hopes and dreams rest on the shoulders of 5 contestants who will perform live before the public on the 28th of February on the Late Late Show. The contestants are a woman, another woman, a man who is always in the kitchen at… Read more »
Michelle Byrne, a mother-of-two is yet another example of a good luck story in Ireland as the country takes the necessary steps towards prosperity again. Michelle, a former accountant, took the tough decision to leave her job and look after her two children full time just short of 6 years ago and now amazingly she… Read more »
Minister for Justice Alan Shatter is said to be ‘shocked and disturbed’ by news reports which claim shadowy MI6 operative James Bond is now living in Dublin, further fogging the clandestine air surrounding the GSOC bugging incident. While misinformation and misrepresentation seem to be the only ever presents relating to the news that the offices… Read more »
The people of Ireland are now all too familiar with the sight of a fallen tree draped across a road or a river’s bank pushed to breaking point following the arrival of an unrelenting storm. Storm Darwin descended on Ireland with a great deal of ferocity resulting in millions of euro worth of damages. The… Read more »
The powers that be at WWN towers are reportedly so impressed with Kevin’s performance manning the main reception desk that they are contemplating keeping him there for the full year of his JobBridge placement. Despite being contrary to several rules of the JobBridge scheme, it seems the Media Studies graduate, is proving himself so adept… Read more »
Dublin man George Hickey is reported to have given a number of friends the first ‘grand tour’ of his apartment after moving in late last week. The two-bed apartment on the second floor of a complex in Ranelagh is a prime location and much sought after or so George was told by the letting agent…. Read more »
An estimated 1 million people watched Tommy Duffy, Ireland’s snowman building hero take home the bronze medal in a tense but ultimately successful final earlier today. While the 2014 Winter Olympics has been at the centre of controversy, Ireland found cause to be inspired by Dubliner Duffy’s 3rd place finish in one of the games… Read more »