Jade Hayden is the editor of Her.ie.
Molly Mae doesn’t like the food in Italy. That’s it, that’s the story. The Love Island runner up, YouTuber, and self proclaimed influencer jetted off to sunny Venice during the weekend, for a trip that was filled with lazy evenings, glistening canals, and food that she didn’t enjoy. Yep, Molly Mae may be the first […]
Her remains were discovered this morning. Gardaí are investigating the unexplained death of a woman in Dublin. The body of the woman in her 30s was discovered at a property in Castlecurragh Vale, Mulhuddart this morning, Tuesday October 13. The female’s remains have been removed to Dublin City Mortuary where a post-mortem is due to […]
Virtual audience will still be as fun… right? Right?! And even if it isn’t, it’s the only option we’ve got this years lads, so we may as well just get on with it. Covid-19 is changing Christmas this year – and not for the better. Gone are the nights in packed pubs, nevermore are the […]
Perfectly splendid. If you have yet to watch The Haunting of Bly Manor on Netflix, you need to watch The Haunting of Bly Manor on Netflix. It’s terrifying, it’s touching, it’s set in the ’80s so the outfits are absolutely bangin’ – I could go on, but I won’t. The Mike Flanagan anthology is the […]
And it just keeps getting better and better… Coronavirus can remain infectious on surfaces such as phone screens for one month, a new study has shown. Research conducted by Australia’s national science agency CSIRO found that the virus, Sars-Cov-2, can survive on surfaces such as phone screens, glass, paper money, and stainless steel for significantly […]
“It’s gonna be a tough battle.” The Wanted’s Tom Parker has been diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour. The singer, who rose to fame as part of the UK boyband over a decade ago, announced today that he was diagnosed with the tumour while on holiday with his family. “You know that we’ve both been […]
Christmas is bound to be a little different this year. Things might be difficult here in Ireland due to the coronavirus pandemic, but chances are they’re even more difficult for children and families living in poverty in Eastern Europe and Africa. That’s why this year’s Team Hope Christmas Shoebox Appeal is more important than ever. […]
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. While there are a whole host of campaigns occurring throughout the month, there are some simple ways that you can show your support for 2020’s BCAM – all from the comfort of your own home. Here’s four easy and proactive ways you can do your bit this October. 1. […]
“The poems became something that I could offer other people.” Last year, Alice Kiernan started sharing one poem a month. On Twitter and Instagram, she posted her work every four weeks, a stanza or two sometimes echoing uncertainty, oftentimes reflecting hope. Eventually Alice teamed up with her sister Lucy, an artist based in Melbourne, to add something […]
Spoiled for choice, so you are. Remember the classic advent calendar? It had 25 little questionable chocolates flimsily locked behind cardboard doors in a box that you meticulously opened every day in December until Saint Nick himself propelled down your chimney to eat a selection of cookies and milk. Things have advanced since then. We […]
(BYON) Bring Your Own Nivea. If you’re at all familiar with the incredible, scary, and very unnerving The Silence of the Lambs, you will be more than aware of the entirely creepy and terrifying house at the centre of it. Occupied by the deadly (not in the good way) Buffalo Bull, the three-story Princess Anne […]
Ireland is currently under Level 3 restrictions. The government is to consider “graduated fines” to further enforce the country’s Covid restrictions. The Cabinet will meet later on today to discuss the possibility of introducing a selection of individual fines for disobeying specific rules within the government’s Living With Covid-19 plan. According to the Irish Mirror, […]