WRITTEN over the weekend after a bought of insomnia and mild insanity, and fueled by nothing but caffeine-free coffee, the Taoiseach Micheál Martin has promised a fateful and true depiction of one of Ireland’s most talked about politicians, unlike like that fawning sanitised Shane Ross book. WWN has the exclusive first extract of Micheál Martin’s… Read more »
ADAPTING to the future and revolutionising their ability to fundraise, Sinn Féin have officially entered to cryptocurrency market. “We have to look into these alternatives in fairness, lads who donate €4mn to a political party in their will don’t grow on trees,” said Pearse Doherty at RepubliCoin’s launch. Financial experts have described the move as… Read more »
SINN Féin’s decision to hold a fundraising dinner in the carpark of a Dublin Burger King has been met with criticism by government TD’s, which is astonishing as Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are normally pretty chill when it comes to things SF do. “We know we got all pissy when they were having a… Read more »
HAVING breezed through Sinn Féin’s 142nd attempt at passing a vote of no confidence in the coalition, the Micheál Martin fronted government celebrated by ramming through a planning bill which every single interested party that isn’t a money grabbing developer has labeled ‘a disaster’. “It just feels like the perfect way to say fuck you,”… Read more »
IT HAS emerged that Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has launched legal action against RTÉ. However, the move is shrouded in mystery with rumours that it is related to a Morning Ireland broadcast in February of this year. WWN’s award winning researchers have worked around the clock to bring its readers the details and… Read more »
A COMMANDING lead in successive polls, Sinn Féin remains the party with the largest support and look on course to become the leading governing party after the next election. However, could they let their lead slip? WWN examines how it could all go wrong for the Mary Lou McDonald led party. Game changing events which… Read more »
LOOKING to further solidify their gains in the polls, Sinn Féin are to further tempt prospective voters, disappointed with coalition parties, over to the Tiocfaidh Ár Lá side by abandoning their Tiocfaidh Ár Lá-ness. “It’ll need party ratification, but we’re accelerating the timeline in which opposition parties drop key principles for power’s sake much to… Read more »
FORMER SINN FÉIN president Gerry Adams has apologised for any offence caused by a misjudged appearance in a tongue-in-cheek advert for a body disposal firm, the apology comes just days after appearing in a festive themed sketch criticised by victims of the Provisional IRA. “It was meant to be in good spirit and no one… Read more »
SINN FÉIN have finished construction of a massive shrine to the housing crisis after the party carved out a 10-point lead in the latest opinion poll. The construction represents the only building the party’s local councillors haven’t voted against in recent years, and is seen as a tribute to just one of 151 ongoing crises… Read more »
ANGRY protesters outside the Fianna Fáil think-in at the Slieve Russell hotel have been assured that their concerns surrounding the Mica redress scheme will all be taken care of in due time, specifically at a later date when a new government has taken over. Assurances have been made that the ongoing issue, which involves some… Read more »