WITH growing evidence and acceptance among Covid experts that the Omicron variant which was present in Europe, US and elsewhere before it was detected and reported by South Africa only results in mild cases of the virus, some sections of the media confessed to feeling deflated. “So it doesn’t eat your flesh from the inside… Read more »
IN A STRANGE move desperate gardaí have appealed to the media to speculate wildly about a recent murder, taking any details shared and making sure to grossly exaggerate, misrepresent or take out of context no matter how painful it may be to relatives of the victim. “It can be any murder really, just go for… Read more »
IT MAY SEEM odd to contemplate and even harder to comprehend but you will have noticed that yesterday stood out from all other days in recent memory as there was no news. The fast paced and ever-changing nature of the world usually means journalists work around the clock in all four corners of the globe… Read more »
A VIOLENT confrontation between two feuding families at a Galway graveyard has left several people injured and the vast majority of news sites disabling the comments functions below the articles because they know exactly how this is going to go, WWN can report. Newspaper editors and journalists across the island were also said to be… Read more »
BORIS Johnson is said to be ‘kicking himself’ that he didn’t hold out for an onscreen role on the soon-to-be-launched GB News, instead of foolishly pursuing and achieving the role of Prime Minister. Johnson is said to consider the new 24-hour news network, set to launch this weekend, as being ‘custom built’ for his brand… Read more »
TRYING to fall back on the reliably contentious subject of Travellers, politicians and the media alike were shocked to discover the simple-minded, easily distracted Irish public aren’t letting go of this whole ‘don’t want to be paying €2000 a month in rent when I’m 75’ business. “And they’re even happy to advocate for housing for… Read more »
WWN’S guest columnist today is none other than revered and respected Twitter account holder and very real person Barbara J. Pym, who discusses the fallout from Eoghan Harris’s sacking from the Sunday Independent after he was found be one of a number of individuals operating an anonymous Twitter account which sent abusive messages to journalists…. Read more »
Reporting by Noel Kelly, Paul Peel, Sean McGarten, Rebecca Kind, Frank Rafferty, Martin Nowak, Kelly Tiernan and Jack Kinsealy. Additional reporting by Brian Fanton and Olivia Ní Coinnigh. IN YET another shocking example of the depths Sinn Féin are willing to plunge, the Military Junta which presides over the party have refused to sanction any… Read more »
THERE WERE peculiar scenes in the UK in addition to The Great British Mourn-off as Prince Andrew, known for his close association with deceased human trafficker and sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein, presented himself for questioning to the UK media and not the FBI. “My father was a lovely chap,” confirmed Andrew in an interview not… Read more »
LOOK at me. Observe how my eyes stare directly into your soul. Calculate how many more books I’ve read than you. Read every sophisticated phrase I craft into my copy and succumb to my scrupulous opinion, for you are nothing without people like me. By now, you already know this is one of those serious… Read more »