LGBTQ
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Chloe Michelle Howarth on Uplifting Queer Narratives Through Modern Irish Literature
COVID-19 arrives in March of 2020 with a peculiar pause as society closes its doors. In Dublin, IADT student Chloe Michelle Howarth begins to pack her bags to head back to her family home in West Cork to quarantine. Somewhere within that still…
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Campus Pride : TUD LGBTQ Society
In recent years, Ireland has made huge progress in equality and representation for queer communities, with our country even being the first in the world to legalise gay marriage by popular vote in 2015. Yet, for many young people, questions around identity, belonging,…
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Ireland’s first LGBTQ+ basketball club Shamrock Sióga and its shining light of inclusivity
By Gary Petrov Inclusivity and providing a safe space for all participants are core values of sport, especially when it comes to identifying as LGBTQ+. A basketball club in Dublin has been set up this year – aimed at being an inclusive sports…
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Love in the time of Corona
The lockdowns seem endless and as the chances of meeting that special someone hit an all-time low, Katy Brennan seeks to answer the question – when it comes to finding love in a Covid world, is online dating a help or a hindrance?
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Immaterial Girl: How SOPHIE expanded the horizons of pop music
Speaking with Irish artists and SOPHIE devotees Dark Mavis and Fomorian Vein, Jake Hurley reflects on the producer’s legacy as both a sonic innovator and a queer icon
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Revealed, the large numbers of married Irish people ‘struggling with their sexuality’
Large numbers of married people secretly struggling with their sexuality are calling LGBT support line “day in, day out”
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