Waterford Whispers News

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DONALD TRUMP’S dream plan to hire a record number of administration officials that can’t be within 500 metres of a school has suffered a blow as Matt Gaetz has removed himself from considering for the role of Attorney General.

AS MUCH as workers at Phalanx Transport Solutions try to cheer up their colleague Martin Calligan, the corrupt authoritarian mega fan remains in foul humour and thoroughly down in the dumps, WWN has learned.

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THE COMPANY supplying Fine Gael’s much vaunted new energy has had to cut the party off after it failed to keep up on its payments, WWN can reveal.

EXPERTS WHO have closely observed the Irish electorate for decades are warning that this sudden, intense and emotional outpouring of concern and empathy for care workers in the wake of a viral video featuring Simon Harris could all but disappear by the time voters cast their vote on Friday.

TONIGHT’S RTÉ leaders debate represents the last chance for the public to listen to the main political party leaders shout over one another, each one trying to explain to voters that they should vote for them to fully implement their manifesto despite it being mathematically impossible for them to achieve a majority in the Dáil.

THOUSANDS of people who had the misfortune to happen upon the reply sections below Conor McGregor’s recent social media posts can’t help but ponder the life of one local man, Anthony Clannon, and how he came to become the sort of person who would write a supportive ‘stay strong champ’ message.

UNDECIDED VOTERS fearing last night’s RTÉ leaders debate would be little more than empty soundbites, parroting of the carefully rehearsed ‘zingers’ and a complete lack of substantive debate were left with egg on their faces, WWN can confirm.

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