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Ranae von Meding fighting for equality for Irish LGBTQ+ families

1 week ago | herfamily.ie | Sophie Collins |Stephen Porzio |Kat O'Connor |Ava Keady

CEO of Equality for Children, Ranae von Meding is fighting for change for LGBTQ+ families across Ireland. The mum recently appeared on Ireland AM to highlight the lack of engagement from the current government in order to progress the crucial and urgent legislation needed for families, including her own.
AI reveals 'real face of Jesus' after generating image based on the Shroud of Turin

1 week ago | herfamily.ie | Ava Keady |Kat O'Connor |Stephen Porzio |Sean Crosbie

As the glutton in all of us gears up for this weekend’s chocolate Easter egg haul, an AI tool has come up with a timely rendering of Jesus Christ‘s real face. Using the famous Shroud of Turin, website Midjourney managed to reprocess the linen cloth’s alleged facial imprint into something quite remarkable, giving Christians a much more precise idea of the Son of God’s appearance.
Minister Carroll MacNeill confirms start date for free HRT scheme

1 week ago | herfamily.ie | Sophie Collins |Ava Keady |Kat O'Connor |Zoe Hodges

Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has finally confirmed the start date for the HRT scheme. The programme was due to roll out in January but has faced many delays since then. However, Minister Carroll MacNeill has confirmed today that it will be rolled out from June 1st. The initiative is designed to give patients access to HRT products and medicines at no charge.
The adorable traditional boy's name parents are loving

1 week ago | herfamily.ie | Stephen Porzio |Kat O'Connor |Ava Keady |Sean Crosbie

If you’re looking for a classic name for your baby boy but want to avoid anything too modern then we may have found the perfect one for you. We’re always keeping an eye on baby name trends, but there’s one that never goes out of style. Irish baby names remain as popular as ever, but new parents are opting for shorter names for their children, especially if they welcome a baby boy. The name Finn has been growing in popularity in recent years, and we’re not surprised to see it.
Proposed route revealed for long-awaited €2 billion Luas for Cork

1 week ago | herfamily.ie | Sean Crosbie |Ryan Price |Kat O'Connor |Ava Keady

Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) has revealed a proposed route for the long-awaited Luas Cork, which is expected to cost between €2 billion and €3 billion. 18km long and running from Ballincollig to Mahon Point, the Emerging Preferred Route (EPR) for Luas Cork was launched this week by Taoiseach Micheál Martin at Cork City Hall. TII is now inviting the public to have its say on the proposed plan, with the public consultation open for eight weeks until Monday 9 June at 5.30pm.
Irish parents urged to stay away from loan sharks ahead of Communion season

1 week ago | herfamily.ie | Kat O'Connor

Irish parents are being warned about borrowing from loan sharks ahead of Communion season. Many parents are feeling the pressure as Communion season gets closer but are being urged not to trust loan sharks. Communion season is more expensive than ever before, with some families spending thousands on the big celebration. It’s not just a religious ceremony but a huge celebration that fills up our Instagram feeds every May.
Flight attendant reveals why we should never drink the coffee on a plane

1 week ago | herfamily.ie | Ava Keady |Jonny Yates |Ryan Price |Nina McLaughlin

If you’re someone who can see past the taste of airplane coffee, the following information may be enough for you to turn down your next in-flight caffeine craving. One flight attendant has decided to give flyers a heads-up before they accept that cup of joe while in the sky. The silver lining? We’ll definitely have a better chance of sleeping when flying from now on without it.
Easter kidswear has landed in F&F at Tesco - and we’re giving away €250 worth of vouchers to celebrate

2 weeks ago | herfamily.ie | Tiernan Allen |Jody Coffey |Kat O'Connor |Ava Keady

This article is brought to you by F&F at TescoIf your little one’s wardrobe needs a spring refresh, Tesco’s F&F Clothing has just launched a brand-new Easter and spring/summer range for babies and children—and we’re giving you the chance to try it out, for free. We’ve got five €50 vouchers to give away to HerFamily readers, so you can pick up some of the season’s cutest looks in-store.
Ryanair cabin crew shares tip to be able to sit together for free

2 weeks ago | herfamily.ie | Ava Keady |Jody Coffey |Sophie Collins |Zoe Hodges

Interesting. Airlines across the globe are hiking up their prices, and at this point, it feels like we need to pay extra for every little thing on board. From our luggage to our seats, everything comes with an extra cost no matter what the airline is, and naturally, we’ll try not to pay these no matter what. Trying to keep costs low during the cost of living crisis, we are sticking to booking flights on low-cost airlines, but on these, we see the extra hidden costs more.
Man who was 'killed' in lightning strike reveals what happens after you die

2 weeks ago | herfamily.ie | Zoe Hodges |Charlie Herbert |Ava Keady |Kat O'Connor

A man who survived a near-death experience has opened up on the afterlife in an attempt to reassure others not to fear dying. There is less than one chance in a million of getting struck by lightning, yet that’s exactly what happened to US Marine and businessman Dannion Brinkley in 1975. Speaking to KLAS, the 74-year-old said: “It went into the side of my head above my ear, it went down my spine.