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Cassie Delaney

Cassie Delaney

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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.

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Man Convicted of Rape Against Girl With Down Syndrome to Be Sentenced Today
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Man Convicted of Rape Against Girl With Down Syndrome to Be Sentenced Today

A 34-year-old man is facing sentencing today for the 2013 attack and rape on a girl with down syndrome. Faisal Ellahi was found guilty of the offence last December, following a five-week trial. During the trial, it was found that the girl became separated from her mother on the street before being stopped by Ellahi. […]

Was It You? The Search is On for Ireland’s Latest Lotto Winner
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Was It You? The Search is On for Ireland’s Latest Lotto Winner

Some lucky sod is woke up yesterday morning over two and a half million euro richer. One player pocketed the enviable €2,578,134 jackpot after buying a regular ticket for Saturday’s draw. The winning numbers were 9, 18, 23, 27, 31, 38 and the bonus number was 30. The ticket was bought in the Spar in […]

UN Report Finds Soldiers in Sudan Permitted to “Rape Women As Payment”
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UN Report Finds Soldiers in Sudan Permitted to “Rape Women As Payment”

The UN rights office has claimed that Pro-government militias in South Sudan are continuing to allow soldiers to rape women as payment. A report described the country as “one of the most horrendous human rights situations in the world”. The report documents the systematic use of sexual and gender-based violence by Government forces and associated […]

Powerful Post Written From the Perspective of Two Murdered Backpackers is Going Viral  
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Powerful Post Written From the Perspective of Two Murdered Backpackers is Going Viral

A college student from Paraguay has written a powerful post about victim shaming from the perspective of two young women who were murdered while traveling Ecuador. The post by Guadalupe Acosta comments on violence against women and the difficulty of coping with associated victim blaming. According to BBC 22-year-old María Coni and 21-year-old Marina Menegazzo […]

Nine Dublin Restaurants Have Been Included in the New Michelin Star Guide
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Nine Dublin Restaurants Have Been Included in the New Michelin Star Guide

You’re going to want to get grub here. Dublin is fast being recognised as a superb culinary destination. In  the latest edition of the prestigious Michelin Main Cities of Europe Guide, nine of our little isle’s finest restaurants have gained recognition. Newcomers The Greenhouse join the list as well as Delahunt (Camden Street) and Pigeon […]

People Were Freaking Out in Antrim Yesterday About an Escaped Tarantula
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People Were Freaking Out in Antrim Yesterday About an Escaped Tarantula

I wouldn’t be best pleased if I thought there was a tarantula sauntering around my neighbourhood. Neither were the residents of Lisburn, Antrim yesterday when they believed the spider had shed its skin and embarked on an adventure. It all began when a woman found the skin of a tarantula on her garden footpath. Advance […]