IT must be a p**s-take. Has to be, surely? I’m still rubbing my eyes in disbelief. Go on out of that. Yiz are messing. But no, it’s true, all of it. The Nee Naw is Dublin City Council’s latest ...
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Dublin City Council, supported by Ireland's Department of Justice, has announced the official launch of a new late-night welfare initiative, Dublin Nights Help Zone. Dublin City Council says this ...
The 'Nee-Naw' will be helping to support Dublin fans heading to Oasis this weekend A help zone van, which has been launched to provide support to people who may feel unsafe or unwell during a night ...
The launch of the Dublin Nights Help Zone. Pic: Photo Chris Bellew / Fennell Photography 2025 A new late-night welfare van, nicknamed The Nee-Naw, will be launched as part of a pilot scheme in Dublin ...
Emergency services have joined in taking advantage of Twitter’s new 280 character limit by imitating the sounds their vehicles make, weeks after police were criticised for putting gimmicks ahead of ...
<p>Fig Tree has acquired the rights for <em>Nee Naw</em>, an account of life at the other end of the 999 call by Suzi Brent. Jenny Lord, editor, bought UK and ...
I'm rather absent minded, which is why I'm filled with admiration for the blogger behind Nee Naw - the blog of a Dispatcher in the London Ambulance Service's Control Room. Nee Naw is one of the people ...
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