Brian’s Pick: The Untold Tales of Armistead Maupin Monday August 7: Screen 1: 5.30pm I discovered Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City in Sligo Library when I was 18, and it made me not only excited to be gay and on the cusp of a whole new world, it also made me want to write. […]

“He didn’t suffer fools gladly, he could bitch with the best of them, but he was universally liked, and he took the new young people in the GCN office, particularly the ones with broken wings, under his wing.”

The homophobia that pervades the world of sports is insidious, widespread and continues to be extremely difficult to dispel. It rears its ugly head frequently, whether in the homophobic slurs that Irish football fans chanted in France last year or the latent homophobia on the pitch amongst football players that Stephen Byrne charted in the […]

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“My favourite moment was when I accidentally sneezed lots of glitter on a Garda…”

What effect would scaremongering about rising HIV rates have on our hard-won rights and the less tangible, daily acceptance and visibility we all enjoy?

To celebrate Pride month, Linders asked some LGBT+ people about what Pride means to them. First up is artist Áine Macken, for whom Pride is incredibly special. In the video, she recalls her first Pride parade as an out member of the LGBT+ community. “My first kind of out Pride stands out to me,” she […]

Any mention of Linda Evangelista floods my basement.

“I like to have elements of progressive house, tech house, tribal house and sometimes some trance.”

Find out what DJ Karl Kay looks for in a man, why he’d shag Panti, his fave celebs and more in our exclusive interview