10 Songs for Marriage Equality
With just a week to go until Ireland votes on Marriage Equality, we present our top ten songs from Irish performers singing out for a great big Yes! The post 10 Songs for Marriage Equality appeared...
View ArticleIreland’s Vote On Marriage Equality Will Change The World
The ‘yes’ for marriage equality campaign, and the movement of the Irish people, will inform and inspire the struggle for LGBT equality across the world, says Brian Finnegan. The post Ireland’s Vote On...
View ArticleAirbnb With Pride
With Pride season upon us, and Ireland suddenly turned by the Yes vote into a top gay destination, there are plenty of opportunities to be had hosting LGBT tourists to these shores. Four Airbnb hosts...
View ArticleReview: Amy
Asif Kapada’s riveting documentary about Amy Winehouse tells a story we all know, but watching it, it’s hard not to feel part of the circus that contributed to her demise, says Brian Finnegan. The post...
View ArticleTheatre Review: The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-time
This stage adaptation of Mark Haddon’s acclaimed novel, ‘The Curious Incident of the Dog In The Night-time’, is a tour-de-force with an astonishing performance at its core. Don’t miss it, says Brian...
View ArticleTop 10 Coming Out Stories Of 2015
As the world gears up for Coming Out Day this coming Sunday, we honour ten of the top ‘coming out’ stories of the year so far. Coming Out Day was first celebrated 27 years ago in America, and since...
View ArticleMusic Review: Charlatanne by Karen Egan
Karen Egan's Charlatanne appears to be a lighthearted hop, skip and a jump through genres, but there’s something much deeper and darker at work, says Brian Finnegan The post Music Review: Charlatanne...
View ArticleTheatre Review: Mack and Mabel
Michael Ball, who came to fame as the original Marius in 'Les Miserables', tries his best with the romance in 'Mack and Mabel', but it’s all a bit style over substance, says Brian Finnegan. The post...
View ArticleThe Story Of Ireland’s Marriage Referendum Is One Of Hope
The professionalisation of Ireland’s LGBT lobby is a story of hope that can inspire disenfranchised communities globally, says Brian Finnegan. As we come towards the end of a momentous year for the...
View ArticleTheatre Review: Mary Poppins
The stage version of Mary Poppins pulls out all the stops to entertain, but there’s mysterious chemistry missing at its heart, says Brian Finnegan. The post Theatre Review: Mary Poppins appeared first...
View ArticleKylie Talks Gay Marriage In Australia
There’s going to be one hell of a party when same-sex marriage is finally introduced in Australia, Kylie tells GCN. The post Kylie Talks Gay Marriage In Australia appeared first on theoutmost.com.
View ArticleTen Questions with Matt Lee
In the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre show, Mary Poppins, the magical nanny’s sidekick, Bert, just happens to be played by gay man, Matt Lee. We caught up with him to find out why the original movie has such...
View ArticleHow Bowie Helped Us Come Out
When David Bowie came out as gay, I was just a child, so little did I know he was paving the way for my own journey out of the closet, says Brian Finnegan. When I was seven years old, David Bowie...
View ArticleReview: Room
On the surface ‘Room’ may be about the depravations of captivity and the complexity of its aftermath, but Lenny Abrahmson’s masterful film tells a universal story that’s deeply rooted in all our...
View ArticleThe Eighth Amendment is an Equality Issue
Having known what it’s like to be second-class citizens of Ireland, LGBT people should support the repeal of the Eighth Amendment The post The Eighth Amendment is an Equality Issue appeared first on...
View Article100 Years After The Rising, Why Is There Still Anti-Gay Stigma?
The groundbreaking LGBTIreland report proves that the stigma that was exploited to make sure Roger Casement went to his death in disgrace 100 years ago is still a part of our society, says Brian...
View Article5th Annual Dublin Pride Run Announced
LGBT running group, Dublin Front Runners have set the date for their annual Pride run, and all proceeds will be going to a deserving charity. The Dublin Pride Run is an Athletics Association of...
View Article“You’re Filth” Gay Election Candidate Is Told Outside Catholic Church
A gay candidate in Northern Ireland’s assembly elections was verbally abused outside a Catholic Church in Antrim. SDLP candidate Connor Duncan was distributing leaflets after Mass at St Mary’s Church...
View ArticleNew Irish Bill Allows Lesbian and Gay Couples in Civil Partnerships To Adopt
An Adoption Bill published yesterday ensures that civil partners may apply to adopt, that children in long-term foster care may be adopted, and that step parents may apply to adopt their spouses’...
View ArticleKatherine Zappone Becomes Ireland’s First Openly Lesbian Minister
The coalition Government formed by the new Taoiseach, Enda Kenny TD, has two openly LGBT ministers, Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, Katherine Zappone TD., and Minister for Social Protection,...
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