Jade Hayden is the editor of Her.ie.
Holidays are-.. Oh wait. The Coca Cola truck tour for Ireland has been cancelled for the first time due to Covid. The tour, which takes the iconic truck to a selection of spots across the country, will not be happening this year amid the coronavirus pandemic. Coca Cola confirmed the news on Twitter, stating that […]
Here’s what you need to know. The European Union’s new travel traffic light system has come into place today. The system, which provides a universal categorisation of EU countries’ Covid risk levels, will determine each country as either green, orange, or red. Travellers coming from green countries will be permitted to enter Ireland and move […]
The signs can often be difficult to spot – especially when you’re the one experiencing them. 70% of people have failed to see the signs of coercive control in a new BBC show. Is This Coercive Control? is a one-off special on BBC Three. Comprised of a social experiment, a group of young people aged […]
Joe Biden has won the US Presidential election. After days of counting, millions of votes, and several calls to stop the process altogether, the 46th President of the United States has finally been named – and it’s Joe Biden. The Democratic candidate emerged victorious today and is projected by news agencies across the world to […]
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Nah, it’s a Santa shaped crunchy KitKat bar that just landed right in time for Christmas – and holy Christ, they are tasty. With the introduction of the festive season comes a whole new array of delicious treats, waiting and ready to be tried by us, the general […]
“As someone who really believes in inclusivity and really, really detests cruelty, I owe you all an apology for the pain caused.” Anne Hathaway has apologised to children with limb differences following her portrayal of The Grand High Witch in The Witches. In the film, Hathaway plays a witch who has split hands, a neurological […]
“People are just people. They have the same insecurities.” 2020 has stolen a lot from us: our freedom, our ability to travel, and the summer edition of Love Island. It’s been a tough year, one where it can sometimes be difficult to see the positives. But for Laura Whitmore, it’s the little wins that have […]
Praise Jesus. Happy Thursday, lads. And yes, it really is a happy Thursday today for the first time in a long time, because Christmas FM is back – and you can listen online now. Everybody’s favourite festive radio station has returned to the digital airwaves in preparation for its official launch later this month. This […]
The country is currently in the middle of its second total lockdown. Former HSE Director General Tony O’Brien has said that the government should consider easing some Level 5 restrictions early. The former director said that the likes of hairdressers and barbers have been among the businesses complying most strictly with new restrictions and social […]
It’s that time of year again, folks. The time where the general public ponder why Penneys doesn’t have an online store, and Penneys confirms that they do, indeed, have no plans for an online store. A crying shame, and yet totally unsurprising, really. In the midst of Ireland’s second total lockdown in which all non-essential […]
Cheers, Hugh, yeah. Hugh Grant is the romcom poster boy. Or at least he was, until he destroyed every single one of our dreams by informing us as to what we already know: that romcoms are fake, and real life is a lot, lot more unforgiving. Take Notting Hill, for example. It’s a movie about […]
But he could still lose… Joe Biden has won the most votes of any US Presidential candidate in history, and yet, the winner of this year’s election can’t be called just yet. According to Associate Press, Biden has already amassed a running total of over 69,600,000. President Obama won with 69,498,516 during his first run […]