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According to emerging reports, Catalonia's parliament has voted to declare independence from Spain, and proclaim themselves a republic.

The news comes after the Spanish Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, warned that the region would ultimately face the repercussions of a violation of laws should Catalan lawmakers pass the vote.

In a 135-strong assembly, 70 votes went in favour of independence while 10 went against and two were abstentions.

The vote is likely to be declared illegal by Spain's constitutional court.

It is understood that the Socialist Party, the People’s Party (PP) and Ciudadanos exited the chamber prior to the vote in protest at the impending ballot.

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The time has come, ladies!

After you guys spent weeks voting for the biggest and brightest stars in Ireland's fitness, fashion, food, business and beauty worlds, our panel of judges got stuck right in, trawled through thousands upon thousands of votes, and slowly but surely whittled down one pretty impressive shortlist.

But they need your help again.

With 15 categories and five finalists per category, the judges are handing the reins back to you – our SHEmazing! readers – for the final say in the inaugural SHEmazing! Awards, and there's no doubt you guys are up to the challenge.

So, without further ado, here are this year's finalists; it's time to get voting!

Brow /Lash Salon
Up To My Eyes
Elysian Brows
Millies
Waxworks
The Brow Artist

Hair Salon
Melo Yelo
The Style Club
Zero One
Dylan Bradshaw
Keville Hair Salons

Nail Salon
Tropical Popical
Beauty Lounge
Fifth Avenue
Edvard & Pink
Polish Nail Spa

Makes Life Easier
MyTaxiApp
Chopped
Water Wipes Cleansing Wipes
Just Eat App
Clarisonic

Pamper Me
ESpa at Powerscourt
The Marker Hotel & Spa
The Well Spa at The Cliff House Hotel
Chill Spa at the Ice House Hotel
Seafield Hotel & Spa

Beauty Product of the Year
The Skin Nerd Cleanse Off mitt
Inglot Gel Liners
Benefit Brow Zings
Urban Decay Complexion Primer Pore Perfecting 
Cocoa Brown Golden Goddess

Foodie of the Year
Roz Purcell
The Little Green Spoon
The Wonky Spatula
The Healthy Tart
Derval O'Rourke

#FitFam Award
Sian Wlaton
The Food Medic
Sobhan O'Hagan
Maeve Madden
Sarah Godfrey

Most Stylish Influencer of the Year
Rosie Connolly
Lauren Arthurs
Anouska
Sinead Cady
Chloe Boucher
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Creative of the Year
Emma Kenny
Lisa Jordan
Blaithin Ennis
Mike Gibson
Louise O'Neill

Food Influencer of the Year
Yummy Dublin
Cocu
French Foodie in Dublin
The Happy Pear
Gastro Gays

Style Icon of the Year
Courtney Smith
Louise Cooney
Clementine McNeice
Suzanne Jackson
Vogue Williams

Man of the Year
James Patrice
Gavin James
Stephen James Smith
Jack Reynor
Philly McMahon

Social Influencer of the Year
James Kavanagh
Grace Mongey
Cliona Kelly
Joanne Larby
Sarah Hanrahan

Trailblazer of the Year
Pippa O'Connor
Erica Fox
Jane Swarbigg
Marissa Carter
Chupi Sweetman
 

 

 

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A Twitter account called Trump Regrets has been set up, and it's pretty significant.

Significant because, well… it shows just how many people carry guilt about their decision to vote for Donald Trump.

The account has given an insight into Trump supporters and reveals all the different ways that the new president has let his fans down.

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Here at SHEmazing! we’re not going to ask you to vote yes in tomorrow's marriage referendum. 

But then, we’re not going to tell you to vote no either. And we’re unwilling to weigh-in on what age our presidents should be.

Here’s what we are requesting: that you vote.

Tomorrow is a hugely important day in this country’s history. But in many other ways, it will be like any other Friday.

Because it will be busy and it will be hectic. People will be jumping on buses, sitting in traffic, going to work, juggling appointments, and honouring commitments. And we all know how unexpected annoyances crop up at the most irritating of times.

In short, despite good intentions it’s not always easy to make it to your local polling station.

But if you’re unable to vote, then you’re unable to make your voice heard, and you will be prevented from exercising your right to shape this country’s future.

So please, don’t assume you’ll vote “at some stage”. Instead, plan your day; leave your house a half an hour before you usually do; get an earlier bus home “just in case” – but do whatever it takes to guarantee that you are present and correct, free and able to mark the yes or no box as you see fit.

And then, as the result emerges over the weekend, you can at least know that you played your part – regardless of the outcome.

Polling stations will be open from 7am to 10pm. See www.refcom2015.ie for more information.

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