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Ireland was the first country to legalise same-sex marriage by popular referendum (May 2015, 62.1% Yes). Same-sex activity decriminalised 1993. Gender Recognition Act 2015 introduced self-declaration gender change — one of the first in the world. Full adoption rights. Conversion therapy ban 2024. Comprehensive employment and service discrimination protections.
Bar e Club Gay
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Bar e Club Gay
Owned by Panti Bliss — Ireland's most famous drag queen and LGBTQ+ activist. The social hub of Capel Street, Dublin's…
Bar e Club Gay
Much-loved mixed Dublin pub on South William Street — beloved by artists, writers and the broader creative community.…
Bar e Club Gay
Ireland's oldest gay bar — open since 1985 on South Great George's Street. Sunday bingo nights with Shirley Temple Ba…
Bar e Club Gay
4.4 (1870)
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Bar e Club Gay
Indie music venue on Wellington Quay with regular queer nights — mixed creative crowd, live music and club nights. Th…
Saune Gay
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Saune Gay
Dublin's premier gay sauna — located in the Temple Bar area. Well-maintained facilities including steam room, sauna, …
Saune Gay
3.7 (310)
Saune Gay
North Dublin gay sauna convenient to Capel Street — compact facilities, local clientele, affordable entry. The north-…
Dublin Gay Pride is Ireland's national LGBTQ+ celebration, held each June in the city that voted overwhelmingly for marriage eq…
The International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival is the world's largest festival of LGBTQ+ theatre, held each May in a city with o…
Dublin Pride is held each June, celebrating Ireland's remarkable journey from criminalising homosexuality in 1993 to becoming t…
Gaze is Ireland's leading LGBTQ+ film festival, held each August in Dublin and drawing queues of enthusiastic filmgoers to its …
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Dublin's LGBTQ+ scene has shifted north of the Liffey in recent years, with Capel Street now established as Ireland's de facto gay village. Pantibar, owned by the activist drag queen Panti Bliss, anchors the strip alongside Street 66, The Dragon and several other venues within walking distance. South of the river, The George on South Great George's Street remains Ireland's oldest gay bar and a Dublin institution since 1985. Dublin Pride in June draws 60,000 to the parade and 130,000 overall across the weekend. The city voted 74% Yes in the 2015 marriage equality referendum — among the highest Yes votes of any Irish constituency.
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