Friday 21 January, 2022
The dolphin was first spotted in Dingle in 1983.
The current Stoke City frontman has set a new benchmark when it comes to the scoring of headed goals.
Energy drinks and sweeties kept gamers at the wheel of a virtual race car to set new Guinness World Record.
Nikki Bradley beat the previous record by 5 minutes and 32 seconds.
Nikki Bradley has already climbed Mount Errigal in January and an Icelandic glacier in February.
Susannah Jones was the very last American from the 1800s
Prepare to be impressed.
Yes, but have you started your shopping yet?
The most impressive feat by a dog on a skateboard you’ll see today…
It would take a lot of chickens to make a fillet roll out of this boyo.
The impossible is possible. When you have a four-inch tongue.
The Sherlock star turned 38 yesterday – and Holmes fans found a brilliant way to celebrate.
And become a Guinness World Record holder in the process.
The Ophir Collection has been awarded nine Guinness World Record titles.
How many selfies? A lot of selfies.
So THAT’S where all the spoons have been disappearing to.
‘The Help’ is the only adult fiction work in the list of the ten most popular titles for 2012, which is otherwise dominated by the adventures of Jeff Kinney’s ‘Wimpy Kid’.
At 114 years and 359 days old, Misao Okawa is the world’s oldest living woman.
The Chinese woman stood at seven foot eight inches tall and was certified by Guinness World Records.
Guinness World Records gave Besse Cooper the distinction of being the oldest living human in January 2011.
Want to live forever, at least into your hundreds? Besse Cooper, who has turned 116 years old recently, gives some simple advice.
1,400 people expected to don full nuns habits in Listowel, Kerry, today to raise funds for suicide prevention
Jolene Van Vugt got up to 46mph on the back of a jax in Sydney.
Mary Hardison said she wanted to paraglide because her 75-year-old son began doing it as a hobby.
Ireland holds the record for most consecutive generations born on 29 February…
Seriously – don’t even think about trying this at home.
Fauja Singh completed the Toronto Waterfront Marathon nine days ago, but Guinness World Records aren’t happy.
Plus: Sonny Bill Williams whaling on a podgemeister, the accuracy of FIFA 12′s demo and a man with buttocks of steel!
Matt Stutzman, who was born without arms, became the first archer, able-bodied or otherwise, to hit a target 230 yards away.
Catch up on the day’s biggest news stories and the bits and pieces you may have missed along the way.
…and some that will make you want to close your eyes.
In today’s Fix: Emergency Department nurses in Limerick vote in favour of industrial action; former Chief of General Staff of the Yugoslav army is jailed for war crimes; and we are left in no doubt about Madonna’s taste in blooms…
The young Indian boy holds the world record for the person born with most fingers and toes.
The Sunswift IVy clocks an average speed faster than any other solar vehicle… at a not-mind-melting 55mph.
