Jade Hayden is the editor of Her.ie.
Dream scenar. Fancy some free ice cream delivered right to your house this Friday? Course you do. It’s free ice cream. Well, you’re in luck because Deliveroo are giving away 1,000 free tubs of the stuff this week to mark their sixth birthday in Ireland. The delivery app launched in Dublin back in 2015, and […]
Gimme. Ice cream is great, you should eat lots of it. For some, however, ice cream is less great because it’s not super high in protein or low in calories. And although most of us should avoid calorie counting in our day to day lives, for those operating under a strict workout regime, or trying […]
Iconic, and also divine. Almost 30 years ago, the Body Shop launched its first Body Butter. A simple mango cream, the formula was created in the kitchen of the brand’s founder, Anita Roddick, and was naturally dubbed a “butter” due to its smooth, velvet-y, food-like texture. It wasn’t long before the Body Shop Body Butters […]
The saga continues. Steven Avery’s lawyer of Making a Murderer fame has revealed who she thinks planted evidence on her client’s property. Avery, who is currently serving time for the murder of photographer Teresa Halbach, rose to fame back in 2015 when a Netflix documentary detailed the realities of the US criminal justice system, suggesting […]
“Let’s go champ.” Ashley Cain has said that he took baby daughter Azaylia to hospital last night for an emergency blood transfusion that could give her a few extra days to live. Baby Azaylia Diamond, who is just eight months old, is currently battling a rare form of leukaemia. Parents Ashley and Safiyya had planned […]
There has been a significant increase in eating disorder referrals in Ireland over the past year amidst the coronavirus pandemic. Anxieties around structure, stresses around gym closures, and issues around future uncertainty has likely led to an escalation in reported eating disorder relapses, placing more strain on services that are often already stretched. Last Friday, […]
NPHET are considering issuing additional advice to pregnant women. Six stillbirths in Ireland have been linked to Covid-19 related infections. According to new figures as reported by the Irish Times, seven cases of coronavirus-related placentitis have been reported in the country. Six were stillbirths and one involved a baby being born safely after emergency intervention. […]
In the market for a wedding that’s a little bit different? Well, look no further, because a gorgeous, intimate, very lovely eco retreat in Co Leitrim have just launched their new wedding package – and there’s 50% off for the first couple to wed there. For the past year, award winning eco retreat Ard Nahoo […]
A glimmer of light at the end of a very long tunnel. Hairdressers and shops could be reopening at the beginning of May for fully vaccinated people. According to reports, members of the public who have received their full Covid vaccine may be able to return to non-essential shops and avail of services like hairdressers […]
“Dance is seen as an uplifting thing, but everyone’s struggling.” With Covid-19 came the decimation of Ireland’s arts industry. Singers, actors, comedians, and performers – all gigs cancelled, all of them indefinitely out of work. The plight of Ireland’s artists has been long documented since last year. Singers have turned to online gigs, comedians have taken […]
The motion was decided on today. Three teachers unions have backed an emergency motion in favour of industrial action. The Teachers’ Union of Ireland, the Irish National Teachers’ Organisation and the Association of Secondary Teachers met yesterday to discuss potential strike action over the country’ vaccine priority list. Under the current jab schedule, teachers and […]
So, you think you’ve been PWNed? This week, reports of data dumps were rife as it was revealed that upwards of 500 million people across the globe had their personal information shared on a hacking website. The breach in question occurred through Facebook leading to the names, phone numbers, and email addresses of 533 million […]