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During the week, Little Mix were hit with split rumours when Perrie Edwards shared a picture with her bandmates at the Kids Choice Awards.

However, she cropped Jesy Nelson out of the snap.

Fans began to speculate that the girls had a fight, and then rumours went flying that the band were about to split up.

 

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But today, Jesy ended the gossip by posting a Snapchat video in Perrie's bed.

"So we just want to address the situation of the friendship between me and Perrie. Do you think I'd be lying alone in her bed if I wasn’t friends with her?" she said in the video, while Perrie giggled in the background.

Fans are now delighted and many are saying on social media that they didn't believe the hype anyway.

 

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"There's no shade. They said they were best friends on Snapchat today anyways," one fan said on Twitter.

The girls certainly know how to end a rumour.

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So, we have reached that stage of the month when we start to cancel on our friends because, you know, we just can’t afford it.

But sharing a nice dinner with your friends and family doesn’t mean you have to break the bank – if you pick one these affordable restaurants in Dublin.

Featherblade

A great steak usually comes at a (pretty heavy) price. But in Featherblade, you can get a delicious juicy steak for as little as 13 euros (you should also add one or two or their fab sides, just sayin’…).

Brownes of Sandymount

This cosy restaurant is like Love Actually: a classic that never disappoints. With the evening French bistro menu, you can enjoy two courses for 20 euros.

Their duck leg confit, Seafood risotto, Beef cheek Bourguignon and Crème brûlée will make you feel like a million bucks!

 

Light, colourful and delicious! #BrownesofSandymount #Dinner #Bistro

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The Fumbally

With a price as low as 6 euro, the Fumbally eggs give pricey brunch places a run for their money. And they taste DIVINE.
 

 

It was just so good last week I had to come back for more. It's birth week after all!

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Bunsen

While Cork can now rejoice to have their own joint, Dubliners have been loving Bunsen’s tasty burgers – all under 10 euros – for quite a while. Rightfully so. 

 

Lean 2017! Start as you mean to continue!@isthatedibles

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The Big Blue Bus

Hidden inside the Bernard Shaw, this place delivers some seriously tasty pizza that you can enjoy sitting on the boot of a really cool 1979 double decker bus. From Monday to Friday 5 to 7pm, a pizza and a pint will only cost you 12 euros.

 

More food. Surprise Surprise

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Octopussy

In the Howth harbour, Octopussy looks like a cute fisherman’s shed and offers the freshest and most delicious seafood. With their early bird menu, you can enjoy two “tapas” dishes and a glass or wine for 17 euros per person. An absolute bargain!

 

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Bow Lane

This late night cocktail bar on Aungier Street offers an early bird menu with amazing value. With 2 courses for 19.50 euros and 3 courses for 24.50 euros, enjoy a Pork Belly, a Pan-fried fillet of hake  and a Dark chocolate pavé zero-guilt involved!

 

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Chez Max

This traditional French brasserie on Baggot Street serves homemade French dishes with a Parisian flair. For 19 euros per person, the early bird menu includes the likes of a Soupe à l’oignon, delicious Escargots and a Bœuf bourguignon. That's really a cheap trip to the City of light. 

 

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We rarely give credit to our small green isle, but looking at this video, there's so much more to Ireland than we even know.

For the week that's in it, the Irish government picked a pretty opportune time to launch Ireland.ie, a new government initiative aimed at making creativity the centre of the public domain in the country.

The Creative Ireland Programme is urging everyone to get involved, and have built five pillars of inspiration and focus.

The five-year plan aims to bring an "enhanced level of coordination, focus and leadership to existing policies and initiatives across national and local government, State agencies, the arts and culture sector, Gaeltacht and Irish language organisations."

In the promotion video, stars such as director Lenny Abrahamson, Bill Whelan, surfer Easkey Britton and Irish fiction writer Anne Enright all take part. The Villagers also lent their talents to the music behind the video.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny debuted the website last night in Washington DC, and it has since been growing great momentum online.

However, it is not only promoting Irish talent, the five minute video also gives a glimpse into the stunning sights of Ireland, and it captured some truly stunning scenes.

Take a few minutes out to enjoy the video, and have a look at the new initiatives Ireland will be rolling out by the end of this year.

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With the SHEmazing Awards fast approaching, now is the time to cast your vote, and have your say!

So far, we broken down the categories here, here, oh and here, and now we’re all about getting down to the nitty-gritty of our final four categories.

And we need your input, so take a moment to consider the following four categories, and then get voting!

Special Recognition Award

This award will honour those who have made a difference to the lives of countless people in Ireland over the last 12 months.

And we really want to know who gets your vote this year.

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Now is the time to put your BFF in the spotlight.

This is your chance to honour that guy or gal you are privileged to call a BFF. Crown the person who has been by your side through thick and thin, and never asks for anything more than a vino top-up in return.

Ladies, think of the Brownie points!

Makes Life Easy Award

Let’s face it, life can be pretty damn hard at times.

And that is why we truly appreciate the various bits and bobs we rely on that simply make our day-to-day that little bit easier.

This award is going to the gadget or gizmo that you simply could not function without; and we’re only dying to find out what it is, so fill us in by voting!

Man of the Year

Whether he’s an entertainer, an activist or a sportsman, we want to know which man gets your vote for SHEmazing’s Man of the Year.

From Emmet Kirwan and Niall Breslin to Riyadh Khalaf and James Patrice, we’re spoiled for choice when it comes to this award.

So, don’t hold back, and tell us who you think provoked change, made a positive difference or lifted the nation’s spirits over the last 12 months!

 

And we really want to know who gets your vote this year.

Ladies, it’s time to vote!

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Whether you've been away for years, months or days, one of the things you'll surely miss about Ireland is the Paddy's Day parade.

The craic is mighty and the team behind it always seem to step it up a notch year after year.

So, if you fancy watching the Dublin parade tomorrow, all you need to do is head on to the RTÉ Player.

RTÉ Player International will allow you to stream the festivities from anywhere in the world live from the capital city from 12.15pm Irish time.

The theme for this year is 'Ireland You Are' and Des Cahill, Bláthnaid Ní Chofaigh and Aidan Power will be taking to the streets of Dublin to host the event.

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It's happening, ladies! 

With the inaugural SHEmazing Awards just around the corner, we've no doubt you have oodles of deserving people, places and products, but who, what and where to choose is the question, right?

With that in mind, we've decided to take the pressure off by taking a closer look at the categories over the coming days.

We have already taken a look here and here, so let's move on to our next four!

Beauty Product of the Year

Our shelves are positively heaving under the number of products we use on a regular basis, and yet we all have that one special product we simply couldn't live without.

And we want to know what yours is!

Nominate the product which revolutionised your beauty routine this year, and let's see it how it fares on the night!

Foodie Award

We’ve always been a nation of food lovers, but the birth of Instagram has definitely taken it to the next level.

Whether you drool over this Foodie’s uploads or take inspiration from their recipes, now is the time to pay tribute to their culinary creativity.

Nominate the Foodie who you think deserves the title this year!

#FitFam Award

Whether it’s their dedication to their goals, their attitude to health and fitness or their second-to-none squats, the FitFam Award is your chance to remind your nominee that they’re absolutely killing it on the health and fitness front in Ireland.

Maybe it's a PT who turned your life around, an Instagrammer who turned their own life around or an athlete who inspired the nation over the last 12 months, the #FitFam Award is made for them!

Style Icon of the Year

When it comes to style, women in Ireland have it absolutely nailed, and with some seriously stiff competition to consider, we're officially on the hunt for Ireland’s most style-savvy fashionista.

Will it be a blogger, asocial media star or a famous face who takes the crown on the night?

That, ladies, is up to you!

Ladies, it's time to VOTE!

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In mere weeks, we'll be celebrating 16 of Ireland's biggest and brightest stars, and we can't do it without you.

We've no doubt you have lists upon lists of deserving people, places and products, but who, what and where to choose is the question, right?

With the inaugural SHEmazing Awards just around the corner, we've decided to take the pressure off by taking a closer look at the categories over the coming days.

Here, ladies, are the first four, and here are the next four…

The Creative of the Year Award

When it comes to writers, musicians, make up artists and street artists, we're absolutely spoiled for choice in Ireland.

From author Louise O'Neill to musicians All Tvvin and makeup artist Orla Hurney, there are no shortage of creative people in this country.

And with more and more incredible talent emerging with every passing day, there are hundreds of deserving winners killing it on the scene right now, but who deserves the crown?

The Trailblazer of the Year Award

We have some of the brightest talent in the realm of entrepreneurship, but who do you think really made a name for themselves in the world of business this year?

Does Rosie Connolly deserve the gong following the launch of Aluxe? What about Siobhan O'Hagan of OH Fitness? Or would it be Nicky Hoyne, the face behind My Shining Armour?

The Social Influencer of the Year Award

If anyone knows who's absolutely slaying on social these days, it's you guys.

So who gets it? Who's inspiring on Instagram, killing it on Snapchat, and basically owning it online in recent months?

It's time to cast your vote, ladies!

The Fearless AF Award

Who speaks their mind, leads their generation and makes sure their voice is heard above the din of the crowd?

Are we talking Repeal Project founder Anna Cosgrave for her? What about Una Mullally for her work during the equality campaign?

Who galvanised the country, who inspired the nation, who gets your vote?

If you're ready to cast your vote, you can do it right here!
 

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Just months after her sister Kim Kardashian was robbed at gun point in Paris, it has been reported that Kendall Jenner was targeted by jewellery thieves in her home.

According to TMZ, the robbers entered her house in broad daylight, however there was no sign of forced entry.

 

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When the supermodel arrived home, she realised items were missing and reported that €187,000 worth of diamonds were stolen from her room.

In the upcoming episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Kim will speak about the Paris robbery, and we'll see an insight into the aftermath of the ordeal.

It hasn't been an easy few months for the family.

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It looks like it's a week for discounts!

To celebrate Paddy's Day, Stena Line and Norwegian are offering its customers flash sale discounts.

If you fancy hopping across the pond to Britain, Stena Line is offering €2 single foot passenger fares to the UK if you book between today, March 16, to March 18.

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But, the offer is only on a "limited number of sailings," so you better act fast if you want to bag a two quid trip. Check out here for more details.

As well as the deadly Stena Line savings, low-cost airline Norwegian is offering its customers 15 per cent off its fares from Ireland to the US.

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The deal will be available to anyone flying from Dublin, Cork and Shannon airports.

The Paddy's Day discount is ongoing from today until 11pm on Sunday March 19. Take a gander on this website and use STPADDY2017 as a discount code.

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Now that we're finally in the mood to be celebrating Paddy's Day (the countdown is on in work), it looks like ASOS is giving us a little treat.

To celebrate all things Irish, the online store is giving its customers 20 per cent off if you use the code PATS20.

And we have a few top picks of what you can use that discount on:

Miss Selfridge Lace Panel Cami Dress – €73.33
With discount – €58.66

 

 

ASOS Gingham Shirt With Tie Front – €45.33
With discount – €36.26

 

 

ASOS Midi Skirt in Deconstructed Jersey – €33.33
With discount – €26.66

 

 

New Look Khaki Skinny Jean – €33.32
With discount – €26.66

 

 

ASOS Jumper With Frill Sleeve And Open Back – €40.00
With discount – €32

 

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If you're not interested in getting locked this Friday, you may feel like you have no options when it comes to fun things to do on Paddy's Day.

However, we've thought of quite a few options for the teetotallers who walk among us. 

10. An online shopping spree

 

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Black Friday and New Years are usually when the sales commence, but one online store is doing n offer for Saint Patrick's Day.

ASOS is offering customers 20 per cent off for the day that's in it, with the code PATS20.

9. The Secret Session, 16–18 March, the RDS 

A true celebration of everything Irish, this indoor festivity is set to be a good one.

Live Bands, DJ’s, rugby on the big screens, and Irish dancing lessons are all to be expected, as well as oversized Jenga, Connect-Four, and ring toss. 

8. Netflix binge

 

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Netflix is getting all patriotic, and hopes to everything that is Irish by promoting  great Irish films and flicks with Irish actors in them. 

Brooklyn, The Young Offenders, Bloody Sunday and Sing Street are all available on Netflix, along with many more. 

7. Dublin Bay Prawn Festival, 17–19 March, Howth Village

The Dublin Bay Prawn Festival is the ultimate foodie experience offering delicious food and live cooking demos, street entertainment and demonstrations by local fishermen all in the heart of the idyllic village of Howth.

It's not just the food that's set to draw crowds, the Dublin Bay Prawn Festival is also famous for music & entertainment, walks, talks and seaside antics. 

6. Outdoor Adventuring 

 

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While most people will flock in to town for some frenzied festivities, a nice walk along the beach or a picnic in the park can be just as merry. 

Grab the kids, the other half or the dog and set out on a bright and blustery Paddy's Day adventure. 

Alternatively if you're a fan of organised fun, book in to an adventure centre for some canoeing or rock climbing. 

5. The Spirit of Dublin Craft and Food Fair, March 18, Teeling Whiskey Distillery

 

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While this festival may be at a whiskey distillery, we're going to this one for the amazing food alone. 

Exhibitors will include Dublin Doughnut Company, Dot Brew, Popsy Daisy Popcorn, The Cupcake Bloke, Currabinny, Bean and Goose, Hope Brewery, Improper Butter and Delish Melish, so wear your (green) eating pants. 

4. Settle in with the Late Late Show St.Patrick's Day Edition

 

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On a weird and wonderful edition of the Late Late Show, Saint Patrick's Day's show will see a host of celebs get their DNA tested. 

Broadcaster Maura Derrane, soccer pundit Eamon Dunphy, comedian Jason Byrne and politician Michael Healy-Rae gamely agreed to have their DNA tested to determine their ancestry.

Football legend Paul McGrath will also join Ryan Tubridy in studio to assess the Republic of Ireland’s chances in the crucial upcoming World Cup Qualifier against Wales. 

3. Bake some patriotic AF goods

From shamrock cookies to anything drenched in green food dye, if you don't want to leave the house this Friday, then baking is a fun and functional way to spend the day. 

Plus, you will be considered a complete legend by you drunk housemates when they stumble home to find a series of delectable baked goods awaiting them. 

2. Bernard Shaw Graffiti Jam, March 19, The Bernard Shaw

 

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Looking for something a bit edgier?

Check out Dublin’s underground sights and sounds at the Bernard Shaw, with the return of the Eatyard Food Market.

There will be a range of festivities to celebrate Irish street culture, along with the Shaw's usual flea market. 

1. St Patricks Day Parade

 

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While there may be many annoying drunk people around, attending your local Saint Patrick's Day parade is a right of passage for anyone in the country on the day.

So get there early, drag your mates along, and applaud and watch the floats as they go by. 

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France has issued a terror alert after a man opened fire in a school in Grasse, France.

The man, who was carrying "several weapons" shot the headmaster at the Alexis de Tocqueville school in the small town.

According to the French publication Interieur, police have confirmed that one man has been arrested, but it is thought that another is on the run.

Subsequently, a terror alert has been issued and residents of the town have been advised to stay inside.

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