LGBT Ireland is a national LGBTQ+ organization providing advocacy, support resources, and community information across Ireland.

Ireland's premier LGBTQ+ film festival, GAZE has presented international queer cinema in Dublin since 1992. Held annually at the Irish Film Institute and other venues, it screens features, documentaries, and shorts across a long weekend.

Owned by the 'Queen of Ireland' Panti Bliss, this stylish bar is a hub for community activism and great entertainment.

Dublin queer live music venue and event space near Dublin Castle, serving craft beers and creative cocktails.

Sister bar to PantiBar — popular Dublin LGBTQ+ pub opened in 2019.

Long-running Saturday LGBTQ+ club night and dance party in Dublin.

Dublin queer party series and drag show.

Monthly queer dance party at Temple Bar's Button Factory — one of Dublin's biggest gay club nights.

Long-running Dublin men's gay sauna in Temple Bar.

Dublin men's gay sauna along the Liffey.

Dublin LGBTQ+ community resource centre, café and event space.

Ireland's largest LGBTQ+ Pride celebration, held annually in Dublin each June. Dublin Pride features a week of events and a parade through the city centre, drawing tens of thousands to a city that voted overwhelmingly to legalise same-sex marriage by referendum in 2015.

Ireland's most iconic gay bar, The George has been a fixture on South Great George's Street since 1985. The multi-room venue hosts drag shows, themed nights, and the legendary Sunday Bingo, drawing locals, tourists, and everyone in between.

A flamboyant reclining statue of Oscar Wilde in Dublin's Merrion Square, across from the house where he was born. Unveiled in 1997, the sculpture by Danny Osborne has become a beloved city landmark and informal meeting point for Dublin's LGBTQ+ community.