Gay eire
Irish Queer Archive
The Irish Queer Archive provides a fascinating and valuable insight into the social, cultural and political history of the LGBT communities in an Irish and international context from the mid 20th century to early 21st century. The main collection was donated in 2008 to the National Library of Ireland by the National Gay Federation (now NXF). As a living archive, the Library continues to gratefully receive comparable donations of material from representative groups and by individuals.
The collection of mostly organisational records, includes papers of the the National LGBT Federation (NXF), Lesbians Organising Together (LOT), Out Magazine, the Dublin Lesbian and Queer Film Festival (GAZE), Alternative Miss Ireland, Sexual Liberation Movement (SLM), Gay Health Action (GHA), the Irish Gay Rights Movement, Union for Sexual Freedoms in Ireland (USFI), GLEN, Dublin LGBT Pride, Gays Against Imperialism, GCN, and other organisations
In addition to archival records, printed and other material includes periodicals and monographs, both national and international, as well as press cuttings dating from the 1960s to the early 2000s. Amongst material yet
Surveys in Ireland have shown mixed views towards Queer rights and issues.
Survey results from 21 LGBTQ+ Equaldex users who lived in or visited Ireland.
Perceived Safety*Absence of verbal harassmentAbsence of threats and violence*Survey results represent personal perceptions of safety and may not be indicative of current actual conditions.
Equal TreatmentTreatment by general publicTreatment by regulation enforcementTreatment by religious groups
Visibility & RepresentationRepresentation in entertainment
CultureInterest groups and clubs
ServicesSupport and social services
History
Homosexual activity in Ireland
?Homosexual activity in Ireland is legal.
Censorship of LGBT issues in Ir
A small island with a big reputation: breathtaking landscapes and fascinating, friendly people, whose lyrical character is expressed in the warmth of their welcome. Everything youve heard is true: Ireland is a stunner. The locals need short-lived prodding to proclaim theirs the most beautiful land in the world, and can support their claim with many examples. Given the sometimes old-fashioned reputation of the territory, it is normal to wonder about the state of Gay Travel in Ireland. Travel in Ireland is generally problem-free, whatever your sexual orientation or identification might be as long as you are as safety-conscious as you would be in any foreign urban area or country.
• Individual & Minor Group suggested tour
• Featuring: Dublin - Belfast - Cork - Galway
• Uncover the secrets behind Oscar Wilde's life
• Visit the ancient library at Trinity College in Dublin
• Re-live the history of Titanic Encounter in Belfast
• Investigate the Kilkenny Castle
• Marvel at the Cliffs of Moher
• Tour the astounding cities of Cork and Galway
• LGBT Friendly Tour Reference for Gaily Tours and Excursions
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A small island with a big reputation: breathtaking landscapes and fascinating, friendly people, whose lyrical character is expressed in the warmth of their welcome. Everything youve heard is true: Ireland is a stunner. The locals need short-lived prodding to proclaim theirs the most beautiful land in the world, and can support their claim with many examples. Given the sometimes old-fashioned reputation of the territory, it is normal to wonder about the state of Gay Travel in Ireland. Travel in Ireland is generally problem-free, whatever your sexual orientation or identification might be as long as you are as safety-conscious as you would be in any foreign urban area or country.
• Individual & Minor Group suggested tour
• Featuring: Dublin - Belfast - Cork - Galway
• Uncover the secrets behind Oscar Wilde's life
• Visit the ancient library at Trinity College in Dublin
• Re-live the history of Titanic Encounter in Belfast
• Investigate the Kilkenny Castle
• Marvel at the Cliffs of Moher
• Tour the astounding cities of Cork and Galway
• LGBT Friendly Tour Reference for Gaily Tours and Excursions
Day 1 -
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