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  • Three side by side images representing LGBTQ+ films from Cork's International Film Festival.

    Highly-anticipated LGBTQ+ films to screen at Cork festival

    Film, Ireland, News, Top News 7 Nov 2023

  • The photo shows King Charles with his head bowed as he reads the King's Speech to Parliament. He is wearing full ceremonial dress, including the crown and is sitting on a gold painted throne with embroidered upholstery featuring a repetitive pattern of lions.

    Conversion therapy ban excluded from King’s Speech to UK Parliament

    News, Top News

  • Pillow Queens band poses in front of a blue background in recognition of their new single, Suffer.

    Irish queer favourites Pillow Queens drop haunting new single 'Suffer'

    Ireland, Music, News, Top News

  • A photograph from stage show WAKE by THISISPOPBABY. It features 8 performers standing on a circular stage with their fists raised in the air. They are wearing sports outfits made from shiny green material and are backlit with colourful spotlights.

    THISISPOPBABY announces highly-anticipated return of hit show WAKE

    Entertainment, News, Theatre, Top News

  • Photograph of four people facing photography exhibit in Hungary Museum

    Hungary museum director fired over LGBTQ+ content in photo exhibition

    News, Top News, World

  • A photograph of Edmund Lynch is placed on a round wooden table with two candles, a plant and a Pride flag also displayed with it.

    Irish LGBTQ+ activist Edmund Lynch remembered fondly by long-time friend

    Community, Ireland, News 6 Nov 2023

  • To mark World AIDS Day 2023, Dublin Pride and the Irish Queer Archive will host an unmissable event. The image shows a hand holding a red ribbon, the symbol of World AIDS Day.

    Dublin Pride and Irish Queer Archive to mark World AIDS Day 2023 with unmissable event

    Community, Events, Ireland, News, Top News

  • Group of artists including some LGBTQ+ artists stand in front of building representing the 2023 RDS Visual Arts Awards Exhibition

    Emerging LGBTQ+ artists shortlisted for prestigious RDS Visual Art Awards

    Events, Ireland, News, Top News

  • Belong To has launched Stand Up Awareness Week 2023. The image shows a group of approximately 100 students in rows. The pupils in each row are wearing different colour tops to make up a rainbow flag.

    Belong To shares free resources tackling anti-LGBTQ+ bullying for Stand Up Awareness Week 2023

    Community, Events, Ireland, News, Top News

  • Photograph of people posing with Midlands Pride flag, this week the Midlands LGBT Project lost their 2024 funding.

    Midlands LGBT+ Project calls for support amid loss of State funding

    Community, Ireland, News

  • The image shows a split screen of a graphic portrait of Sufjan Stevens and the cover of his new album. The portrait is a headshot of Stevens looking upwards. It is overlaid on a collage of coloured paper. The album cover is a collage of multiple headshots of Stevens and others with the word "Javelin" scrawled across it in yellow oil paint.

    Queer artist Sufjan Stevens navigates grief, love and loss in new album Javelin

    Entertainment, Music, News 3 Nov 2023

  • The image shows an art deco building on the corner of North Street in Belfast, near where an alleged homophobic assault occurred. The building's main door is positioned on the corner with the words "Bank of Ireland" above it. The windows stretch the full height of the building in slim columns.

    Belfast mum speaks out following homophobic assault on teenage daughter

    Ireland, News, Top News

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