Celebrating 30 Years of LGBTQ+ Advocacy, Art & Resilience Join the Gay Health Network (GHN) as we commemorate 30 years of service to Ireland’s LGBTQ+ community with a powerful and moving exhibition, Out of the Strong, Came Forth Sweetness. Curated by the talented artist Brian Teeling, this exhibition will explore the grief, joy, and incredible […]
Pride in The Park is a free, family-friendly neuroinclusive event. This vibrant annual celebration brings together the LGBTQIA+ community and our allies in a celebration of queer joy, solidarity and inclusion. The event will feature a diverse lineup of LGBTQIA+ musicians and acts with performances from both emerging and established local talent. In addition to […]
Enjoy some time out and join us for a guided tour at a slower pace. Looking closely and moving quietly and mindfully through the Gallery spaces and the LGBTQIA+ collection, we will encounter each work with curiosity, allowing us to connect deeply with it. The tour will end with quiet reflection in silence and stillness. […]
Celebrate 10 years since Marriage Equality with our exhibition, in partnership with GCN.
Women and non binary people from the LGBTQ+ community are invited to sign up for this speed dating event, taking place at Outhouse LGBTQ+ Centre! Our aim is to create a vibrant space for people of diverse identities to connect, explore potential matches and form meaningful relationships….. without the alcohol! This specific event is for […]
The critically-acclaimed WHEN RACHEL MET FIONA writer Colette Cullen brings her raw, touching and funny style to a story about the complexities of love. Every love story has a beginning, middle and end – the trick is knowing where you’re at. Following an acrimonious break-up Rachel and Fiona settle into co-parenting their three children. As […]
This free tour, exploring some highlights of the National Gallery of Ireland’s LGBTQIA+ collection, is for individuals who are hard of hearing or have hearing impairments.
Join us for a free guided tour exploring a selection of works in the National Gallery of Ireland that are connected to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community. Your tour guide will encourage you to look more closely at art and to question the seemingly heteronormative histories that go with it.
Women and non binary folk of all ability levels, from beginner to seasoned athlete, are invited to join us for what promises to be a day of fun and socialising with your peers in the LGBTQ+ community!! When: Saturday June 07th at 12pm Where: Irishtown Stadium, Dublin 04, D04 NH74 All of the activities are […]
Explore the National Gallery of Ireland’s LGBTQIA+ collection on this in-depth sketching tour. Sketching is an intense and surprisingly relaxing way of appreciating all that the Gallery has to offer. No artistic ability required, just a willingness to get creative!
Women and non binary people from the LGBTQ+ community are invited to sign up for this speed dating event, taking place at Outhouse LGBTQ+ Centre! Our aim is to create a vibrant space for people of diverse identities to connect, explore potential matches and form meaningful relationships….. without the alcohol! This specific event is for […]
Join us for an evening of powerful poetry in support of Palestine. Taking place at Street 66 in Dublin on Thursday June 12th, this fundraiser will feature an inspiring line-up of poets followed by an open mic session! The event will be hosted by the wonderful Sonya Mulligan from Pride Poets. All proceeds from this […]
Welcome to the second edition of the Queer Spectrum Film Festival — a celebration of queer stories in motion. As Ireland’s first film festival dedicated to LGBTQIA+ people of colour and immigrant voices, QSFF highlights powerful narratives shaped by migration, nostalgia, and transformation. This year, as we commemorate the 10th anniversary of Ireland’s marriage referendum, […]
Join us for a free guided tour exploring a selection of works in the National Gallery of Ireland that are connected to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community. Your tour guide will encourage you to look more closely at art and to question the seemingly heteronormative histories that go with it.
Bí linn le haghaidh turas poiblí de na saothair is suntasaí sa bhailiúchán. Fáilte roimh gach duine. Ní gá é a chur in áirithe.
Queer Death Cafe – A Chat with Strangers Death and dying aren’t often talked about, but they touch us all. Following a two successful LGBTQIA+ Death Cafe LGBT Ireland, Irish Hospice Foundation and All Ireland Institute of Hospice and Palliative Care wish to invite you to again have a Chat with Strangers so you can […]
Connect with fellow book lovers and dive into some insightful chats!
Join our vibrant club to watch an iconic queer film.
Marching Forward: Voices for Change is a live podcast recording and community event spotlighting the voices of LGBTQ+ women and non-binary activists across generations. From those who helped secure Marriage Equality to today’s changemakers, this event celebrates activism rooted in community, justice and wellbeing. When: Thursday June 19th, 6pm to 8pm Where: Camden Recording Studios, […]
Join the National Gallery of Ireland’s highly trained tour guides for an audio described exploration of the LGBTQIA+ collection. Visitors will be guided through key parts of the Gallery building and focus on several highlights on display incorporating audio description and discussion. Devised specifically to enrich the experience of visually impaired visitors to the Gallery.
On Friday 20th June, the Gate will present a special event hosted by RUADHÁN Ó CRÍODÁIN of ShoutOut. OUT LOUD will focus on the power of diverse trans voices. This special fundraising event, which will benefit local LGBTQ+ organisations including Shoutout, will be a brilliant curtain-raiser to our Pride Gatecrashes season.
📣 CHARITY FUNDRAISER – FRIDAY, 20 JUNE 2025 📣 🐾🙏 Dog Law Ireland and the Irish Dog Father are delighted to announce “SASHAY FOR STRAYS” in aid of four amazing dog rescues: We have scheduled this event during the month of Pride in the wonderful Street 66 on Parliament Street, Dublin 2 (dog friendly bar): There will also be a quiet area […]
This Pride month hop on board and learn the history of Dublin through the eyes of Ireland’s queer community from the Vikings to modern day heroes. Indulge in afternoon tea delicacies while Leah takes you through the rich history, infamous buildings and vibrant characters that make up Ireland’s LGBTQ+ community. This is an alcohol free, […]
Join the National Gallery of Ireland’s Irish Sign Language tour guides for a look at highlights from the Gallery’s LGBTQIA+ collection. As the Gallery endeavours to make our activities and events accessible to the deaf community, we wish to welcome members of the ISL community to the Gallery. This tour is exclusively in Irish Sign […]
A day to get creative, embrace your style, and find your voice.
Join us for a free guided tour exploring a selection of works in the National Gallery of Ireland that are connected to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community. Your tour guide will encourage you to look more closely at art and to question the seemingly heteronormative histories that go with it.
Long considered an indispensable part of Dublin Pride, the queer history walking tour takes place daily throughout the festival, hosted by historian and archivist Tonie Walsh. Check booking site for available times.
Join us for a night of dancing, and fun at our Céilí celebrating Pride! Whether you’re a dancer, never danced, or just here for the craic, everyone’s welcome. Let’s celebrate love, equality, and community – just bring your energy and enjoy the night with good company! Attendance at the Céilí night is free, but we’d […]
Empower held a number of workshops with IPAS LGBT+ members over a number of weeks exploring their identity before, and since coming to Ireland. The outcome produced art and written pieces that will be showcased as part of Pride Week in Empower. Light refreshments will be provided.
A fun evening for LGBTQ+ tabletop gamers to connect, play, and make friends!
Putt In Pride is a fun, social golf event for beginners, pro’s and everyone in between! Golf Ireland is proud to present Putt In Pride, a social golf event for members of the LGBTQIA+ community. It takes place in the Driving Range of Leopardstown Golf Course at 7pm. It is for beginners, seasoned Pro’s and […]
Camp classics vs. queer club beats. Choose your channel and dance the night away!
Join Dublin Pride & Dublin Lesbian Line for a fabulous evening at Wigwam for Dyke Night 2025! Date: Friday June 27th 2025 Time: Doors at 8pm, show 9pm to 11pm, DJ from 11pm til late! Where: Wigwam, 54 Middle Abbey Street, D01 E2X4 Performances by The Dirty Circus – The biggest badass Burlesque & Cabaret […]
An opportunity for musicians, songwriters, poets, and spoken word artists to take to the stage!
Join us for tasty treats at our Pride Breakfast at the Outhouse Café! – Find your Pride Pals; meet new people to share the Pride experience with. – March with us in the parade – we’ll leave the centre at 11:25am sharp! – Catch the parade livestream from the centre if you want to avoid the crowds.
This guided LGBTQIA+ tour views the exhibitions through alternative lenses, bringing hidden histories and perspectives to the fore. Focusing on objects and individuals from the 17th to the 21st century, the tour reveals a wide variety of identities, genders and sexualities along the way. This tour is not a complete or comprehensive LGBTQIA+ history of […]
Ten years since we won marriage equality by popular vote! Ten years since the Gender Recognition Act! Ten years since the Children and Family Relationships Act! Dublin Pride 2025 will be a chance to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the most momentous year for LGBTQ+ rights in Irish history. While we have victories to celebrate, we still have […]
This guided LGBTQIA+ tour views the exhibitions through alternative lenses, bringing hidden histories and perspectives to the fore. Focusing on objects and individuals from the 17th to the 21st century, the tour reveals a wide variety of identities, genders and sexualities along the way. This tour is not a complete or comprehensive LGBTQIA+ history of […]
This guided LGBTQIA+ tour views the exhibitions through alternative lenses, bringing hidden histories and perspectives to the fore. Focusing on objects and individuals from the 17th to the 21st century, the tour reveals a wide variety of identities, genders and sexualities along the way. This tour is not a complete or comprehensive LGBTQIA+ history of […]