QUESTIONS are being asked about the government’s long-term plans for dealing with the waves of domestic refugees expected to hit pubs across the country over the summer, as the number of people fleeing their home for a better quality of life continues to soar. “So many pubs have closed their doors over the years, putting… Read more » …
THE FULL results from last year’s census have been made public and among headline shifts in Irish society include the worrying decline in people declaring themselves Catholic with figures dropping from 79% of the population in 2016 to 69% in 2022. Obviously, experts have struggled to find reasons why this could be the case but… Read more » …
STILL recovering from the adrenaline rush that is having her stirring evisceration of homophobic bullying receive 71 likes on her Instagram, old school bully Catriona Danahan is downplaying her heroic part in making the world a safer, more tolerable place. “I dunno, it just came to me, and I posted it,” said Danahan who mercilessly… Read more » …
IS THERE a story or issue that just won’t go away but you want the media, opposition politicians and public to move on from it and focus on how you’re failing on all other fronts too? Well, you’re in luck because WWN has one such guide for a government in need. It’s simple, if you’re… Read more » …
WITH THE Monk attracting a media frenzy after being found not guilty of the murder of David Byrne, Whispers World investigates Hutch’s inner circle and the mysterious protector we can only speculate is his head of security who we’re now coining as The Eliminator in a bid to further increase sales of our Sunday edition…. Read more » …
IN THE first of many attempts to pervert the course of justice on the day of his arraignment, Donald Trump has instructed his lawyers to demand the former US president be tried by a real judge like Judge Judy. “She’s the best, she’s tough but fair. The radical left won’t like it, but I’ve always… Read more » …
CITING the exorbitant cost of petrol since the dawn of humanity, local motorist Kevin Kileen has ‘white knuckled’ driving with a fuel gauge permanently in the red for the last 7 years. “I’ve just never had enough cash to justify spending on a full tank,” explained the father-of-two who has always had other pressing financial… Read more » …
A HIGH Court ruling to euthanise a Dublin man instead of his dog in a flagship case after it attacked a pedestrian has been welcomed by animal lovers across the world. “You shouldn’t have been allowed own a budgie, never mind a Staffordshire bull terrier,” defendant Dermot Ryan was told by Judge Paul Riordan after… Read more » …
THE IRISH market is about to welcome its first electric vehicle from China which could become the cheapest EV option on the forecourt. The Atto comes from BYD and in 48kW and 60kW models which could challenge Tesla for dominance in the emerging Irish EV market. “The sleek orb-like design is deceptively resistant to wind… Read more » …
THE UNIVERSAL unit of measurement recognised by all Irish people, the BSOC or Bertie Scale of Corruption, has measured the contents of a leaked internal An Bord Pleanála report at ‘three Berties’ in severity, with the public reacting in shock as the full weight of the continuing scandal finally hitting home. “Some still use the… Read more » …