Cork’s Only Gay Club Has Turned Straight Sinners club, formally called Chambers, has swapped out Drag nights for Jersey nights in an attempt to maximise profits

Leo CallananSeptember 15, 2023 Leo Callanan

Chambers has been a safe place for queer people in Cork for many years now, hosting weekly drag events and becoming a haven for the LGBTQ+ community in the city. This September, in preparation for UCC’s freshers week, the venue … Continue reading Cork’s Only Gay Club Has Turned Straight Sinners club, formally called Chambers, has swapped out Drag nights for Jersey nights in an attempt to maximise profits

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Forty Has Never Looked So Good; Dublin Pride 2023 A protest, not just a parade.

Ava BolgerJuly 1, 2023 Ava Bolger

Blaring music and a rainbow of colour filled the streets of Dublin today as I took up my place on O’Connell Street, at the start of the annual parade to ask jubilant passer-bys just what pride meant to them. I … Continue reading Forty Has Never Looked So Good; Dublin Pride 2023 A protest, not just a parade.

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Maurice: Forster’s Trailblazing Portrait of Homosexuality Ciara breaks down the iconic Original Gay Novel

Ciara GallagherJune 29, 2023June 29, 2023 Ciara Gallagher

Are you wondering what to read this Pride Month? Have you already read every trending BookTok recommendation from The Song of Achilles to Call Me By Your Name? Are you looking for something to fill the void these novels have … Continue reading Maurice: Forster’s Trailblazing Portrait of Homosexuality Ciara breaks down the iconic Original Gay Novel

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Five female LGBTQ+ books to keep you going after Pride

Ursula DaleJuly 9, 2020July 8, 2020 Ursula Dale

This piece was inspired by Shane Murphy’s piece ‘Five Pieces of Queer Content to keep you going after Pride Month’, which you can read here. The patriarchal influences which continue to oppress minorities have also been institutionally effective in … Continue reading Five female LGBTQ+ books to keep you going after Pride

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Five Pieces of Queer Content to Keep You Going After Pride Month

Shane MurphyAugust 13, 2019 Shane Murphy

Though Dublin Pride celebrations are still fresh in our minds , the energy and excitement which surrounds them must keep rolling onward. Even after Pride Month is over, keeping its message of queer celebration alive throughout the year is an … Continue reading Five Pieces of Queer Content to Keep You Going After Pride Month

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tn2’s Guide to Pride

tn2June 24, 2014July 20, 2014 tn2

The Dublin Pride Festival has grown from the one-day parade founded in 1983 to a month-long equality festival, celebrating LGBT identity, community and culture in Dublin. Continue reading tn2’s Guide to Pride

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