A self-proclaimed nerd, Deputy Editor Cassie is obsessed with all things techy and digital. She studied Journalism and then Digital Technology Design and Innovation and is our go-to-girl for video content, design and home made gifs. Cassie is happiest when she’s behind a camera directing the rest of team into weird and wonderful situations (it’s in her contract that she can never appear in front). She’s passionate about social issues and empowering women and has worked with the team to develop Her Say. Cassie has a weakness for sausage rolls and tea which makes Her.ie the dream place to work.
There’s always 1 (or one million) who focus their attentions a little left of centre. While the majority of the world have been busy fawning over Hillary’s momentous achievements and campaign, some sly eyes have wandered further afield and landed on Hillary’s young nephew Tyler. The youngster appeared on stage with his aunt at the […]
In years to come when people remember the marriage referendum, many will fondly recall the stunning artwork created by Joe Caslin on George’s Street. The Claddagh Embrace was a poignant vocal point that summarised the feelings and worries of many members of the LGBT community at that time. We’re big fans of Joe’s work and […]
It is a momentous time in American politics – Hillary Clinton has officially become the first woman to ever be nominated as the top-name candidate on a presidential ticket. Given that politics is a dirty game, it can be expected that moments in Hillary’s past will be brought to light and her dirty laundry be aired […]
Rolf Harris is currently serving five years, nine months at HMP Stafford for sex crimes against young girls. The offences were discovered during investigations as part of Operation Yewtree. The disgraced 86-year-old has already been found with seedy contraband in his cell and now it has emerged that the former TV presenter has been penning […]
Most people dream of jumping on a jet plane and heading off travelling for a few weeks. The excitement and adventure is enough to make anyone forget about the day to day woes of life and revitalise the spirit. Still, are you wander through unfamiliar streets, life at home resumes at its usual pace. So […]
The topic of consent is constantly in the media. Works like Asking for It by Louise O’Neill have placed the issue at the forefront of the news agenda. Cases like the Stanford rape case exist and act as a constant reminder that there are still people who fail to fully grasp the concept that No […]
Unless you have a spot popping fetish, chances are you find pimples extremely pesky. Everyone can be affected and we’ve generally consoled ourselves knowing there’s no rhyme or reason to them and their timing. It’s typical that you’ll get one before an interview, a date or a big night out. But while their arrival might […]
First things first, we’re not talking about the pull-out method here. The Rhythm method was first conceived in the 1920s and was officially named in 1932. Unlike the pull-out method, the rhythm method is when the female tracks her menstrual cycle (to a tee) and has sex on her least fertile days. The method is […]
Remember when you were younger and you would full on barter with your parents for whatever you wanted? Well as someone who promised my parents a lifetime of bliss, good results and general happiness in return for a dog, I know the struggle of wanting the seemingly impossible. My parents half-relented when I was 19 […]
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