Jade Hayden is the editor of Her.ie.
Today is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. October 15 marks a time for remembering the children who passed too soon, and raising awareness for the importance of speaking out. Yvonne Tchrakian is a mum from Co. Kerry. After experiencing three miscarriages, she began to wonder if she would ever have her own child. Some […]
We’re far from desperate to do it all again – even though we know we have to. Yesterday, the Cabinet agreed to ban all household visits across the country, and move Donegal, Cavan, and Monaghan to Level 4 restrictions. The move came as a shock, until it didn’t. Drastic measures, sure, but not entirely out […]
Businesses deemed “essential” are permitted to remain open. Donegal, Cavan, and Monaghan are moving to Level 4 restrictions from midnight tonight. But which shops and services have the government deemed “essential” and will be permitted to stay open during Level 4? Here’s a list of them. Supermarkets Supermarkets or markets that mainly sell food will […]
“Extraordinary times require extraordinary measures.” Pamela Scott is to close 12 of its 24 stores, leading to the likely loss of 104 jobs. The Irish retailer made the move today in a bid to secure its survival in an ever-changing market, as more and more customers turn to online shopping. The business will apply to […]
Did you even grow up in Ireland if you weren’t on The Den?! Probably not, because everyone and their mam took part on the iconic RTÉ kids show during its original run between 1986 and 2010. There was fun, there was laughter, there was Zig, Zag, and Ray D’Arcy. And honestly, what else would one […]
“Life for a cancer patient is all about percentages and statistics.” Carole Troy was diagnosed with Stage 3 lobular breast cancer in February of this year. After finding a lump in her breast while taking a shower, she immediately sought advice from her GP, who referred her to the breast centre in Waterford. Following a mammogram, […]
Catholic symbols and mandatory masses are being phased out of state run secondary schools – and it’s about time too. It was reported this week that some 200 schools under the state’s Education and Training Boards (ETBs) will have Catholic symbols, mandatory masses, and visits from diocese inspectors phased out, in order to adhere to […]
“With check-ups and appointments being cancelled and people reluctant to seek medical attention during lockdown.” Over half of Irish people are worried about making GP appointments during Covid-19. New research has shown that 51% of people are concerned about going to see their GP amid the pandemic, while 49% are worried about going to hospital. […]
Ah, Jo Malone. The brand with the capacity to make any room (or human skin) smell absolutely divine. Their candles and perfumes have been delighting the senses of us human beings for years now, and even though the products are expensive enough, there comes a time in everyone’s life when they simply feel the unavoidable […]
The country is experiencing a sharp increase in cases. Schools and pubs are set to close in Northern Ireland amid new Covid-19 restrictions. Pubs and restaurants will operate a takeaway only service from Friday for four weeks, and schools will close from Monday for two weeks, BBC News NI reports. The move comes amid rising […]
“She was a beautiful human.” Two and a Half Men star Conchata Ferrell has passed away, aged 77. The Hollywood actor, who was best known for her role as Berta the housekeeper in the popular sitcom, died on October 12 in California’s Sherman Oaks Hospital following cardiac arrest complications. Deadline reports that she passed away peacefully, […]
“Boutique hotel” can often mean different things in different places. In some cases, it’s a residents only hotel with a limited number of rooms and a cosy enough bar. In others, it’s a stunningly luxurious stay with beautifully detailed rooms, second-to-none service, and a cosy enough bar (yes, one that is open). The Wilder Townhouse […]