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Teachers and civil partnership or marriage

Webmaster — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 09:31:40 +0000

Aoife Neary, a secondary school teacher and Doctoral researcher at the University of Limerick, has been in contact regarding her current research – and you can get involved!

What is this research about?

The experiences of lesbian and gay teachers who are considering, planning or have had a civil partnership or civil marriage.

What are the benefits of the research?

This research attempts to break some of the silences that have surrounded lesbian and gay teachers in Ireland in the past. Civil partnership creates a new space and opportunity to explore how lesbian and gay teachers are negotiating their way around issues related to their sexuality in their school environments. The new knowledge created by this research will inform key stakeholders in the Irish education system about the realities of the everyday lives of lesbian and gay teachers in Ireland.

What are you being invited to do?

As a teacher myself, I am very aware of the busy nature of teachers’ lives so participation in this research will be efficient and flexible! It will involve an interview with me (1 hour) and a reflective task on your everyday life (decided by you).

Please get involved! Contact:

Aoife Neary,

Secondary School Teacher and Doctoral Researcher,

Department of Sociology, University of Limerick

Email: aoife.neary@ul.ie

Tel: 086-8647474

This research is funded by the Irish Research Council for Humanities and Social Sciences

Survey: Trans* people and online support

click here — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 08:37:34 +0000

This just in from Irene Greene, an Applied Psychology student at University College Cork:

For my final year project I’m conducting research into the effect online support has on the well-being of transgender individuals.

Research in general populations regarding the effectiveness of online social support has found mixed results, but very little research has been carried out looking at the impact of social support on groups such as the transgender community.

We’re interested in examining whether online social support may positively affect the well-being of transgender individuals, as it may provide some people with a greater sense of support than they experience offline.

We hope that this study will lead to a better understanding of the impact of social support on the general well-being of members of the transgender community.

I have a short survey which should only take 15 minutes to complete. It is important for the study to get a large number of respondents in order to achieve reliable results.

If you are willing to take part, you can find the survey here.

Get well with LinC

HAL — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 13:59:25 +0000

LINC and SOS are hosting a Wellness Workshop on 28 January 2011 in LINC premises at 11A White Street, Cork

Do you want to learn:

• What it is that creates your mood?
• How to take control of your busy life?
• How to treat yourself to “you time” for a minute or two throughout your day?
• How to identify the supports that are all around you?

“The Wellness Workshop” is a day filled with practical and easy to use tips and advise that will help you take control of your own mental health.

It’s a free training day where you will hear real life experiences that will give you the chance to change your own life.

This workshop is part of the See Change programme.

For more details please call Toddy Hogan:

(021) 4808600 or info@linc.ie

www.suicideorsurvive.ie

Registered Charity Number: CHY 16442

Survey from UCC: Gay people and online communication

Webmaster — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 14:59:46 +0000

This just in from Eimear Morrissey, an Applied Psychology student at University College Cork:

My name is Eimear Morrissey and I’m a final year student in the School of Applied Psychology in UCC.

For my final year thesis I am are conducting a piece of research into gay people’s use of online communication and it’s effects on psychological well-being.

The survey takes 10-15 mins and I would really appreciate it if you could take the time to respond. It’s a really important research area and should yield some interesting results!

The survey can be found here.

GAZE seeking new festival programmer and manager

Webmaster — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 15:37:12 +0000

This just in from our Friends at GAZE:

Festival Manager

Gaze Film Festival Ltd. seeks to appoint a Festival Manager to administer the 20th Annual Dublin International LGBT Film Festival in 2012 on the August Bank Holiday weekend.

This is an exciting position with full responsibility for the operation of the festival and serving a variety of administrative functions including financial management, fundraising, human resources management, and public/community relations.

Application Deadline 5pm. 12.01.12

For more information go to www.gaze.ie

Festival Programmer

Gaze Film Festival Ltd. seeks to appoint a Festival Programmer to deliver the 20th Annual Dublin International LGBT Film Festival in 2012 on the August Bank Holiday weekend. This is an exciting opportunity to curate the GAZE Festival and take responsibility for conceiving, developing, budgeting, and implementing the artistic and programmatic focus of the organisation in consultation with the Festival Manager and GAZE Board of Directors.

Application Deadline 5pm. 12.01.12

For more information go to www.gaze.ie

Survey: Sexual minority women

click here — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 10:00:54 +0000

This just in: a request for participants for an online survey of sexual minority women:

My name is Sharon Heffernan and I am a student in Applied Psychology in UCC.

I am currently looking for participants to complete an anonymous online survey. You may participate in this study if you are over 18 years of age and identify as a sexual minority woman.

You cannot be identified by this survey and you are not asked for your name or address. All of the information you provide will be anonymous and confidential. The study will involve 20 minutes of your time.

This research project aims to explore possible relationships between factors relevant to membership of a sexual minority group and mental health and well-being of women in Ireland.

The survey can be accessed here. It will remain live until 23rd December 2011.

If you need any further information or would like a copy of the results once they are complete, you can find contact details on the first page.

Cork Women’s Fantasy Ball

HAL — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 17:18:40 +0000

Every year, the rebels in Cork out-do themselves with the (nearly) annual Fantasy Ball. Into Burlesque? Dancing your arse off? Checking out the talent? It’s all here on the 10th of December. The theme this year is “Fantasy”, which covers everything from 20s flappers to Xena, to LBDs.

What: Cork Women’s Fantasy Ball

Where: Liquid Lounge, Marlborough Street, Cork

When: December 10th from 9pm

How much: Entry is a tenner

Check them out on Facebook

World AIDS Day 2011: Open Heart House events

Webmaster — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 13:12:27 +0000

This just in from our friends at Open Heart House:

On this, the 30th anniversary of HIV and AIDS, and on behalf of our 1,100 members and staff, we extend our best wishes together with appreciation for all your support towards our members and Open Heart House. We look forward to continuing to work with all of you in developing regional supports for those people living with HIV who are still rurally isolated, 50% of whom have never disclosed their HIV status to even one other person.

Below is our contribution to raising awareness of HIV throughout Ireland this World AIDS Day. We wish you much success with your events also. We hope to attend and support as many events as possible on the day.

26th November through 3rd December: Open Heart House launches its Awareness Campaign; ‘Living and working with HIV – Today’s issues’ through nationwide Community Radio stations. Watch: www.openhearthouse.ie and Facebook for up to date Radio stations and times.

30th November: Lunch and Learn @ Open Heart House, 2.00pm to 4.00pm. Theme: ‘HIV & Your Mental Health – A Practical Approach’ with Dr. Claire Hayes, Clinical Director with AWARE. For Members and invited guests.

30th November: Open Heart House explores ’ Living with HIV – a Peer Support Model’ with the Transitional Year Students at the Old Bawn School, Tallaght, Dublin.

30th November: Open Heart House addresses the General Practitioner Seminar: “Let’s talk HIV! 30 years on – From acute illness to chronic disease” to be held at the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, 7.00pm to 9.00pm, invite only.

1st December: Special celebratory Members candlelight dinner @ 6.30 in Open Heart House celebrating WAD including the dressing of the Open Heart House Tree of Life with personal messages from members and friends (Private to Members and invited guests).

1st December: Art campaign in Open Heart House culminating in a banner of members reflections to be launched at the special celebratory dinner. (Private to Members and invited guests).

1st December: CEO of Open Heart House, Ms Paula Gilmore will present ‘Living and working with HIV – Today’s issues’, to the Gilead pharmaceutical team in Cork.

1st December: Carol Singing Fundraiser by The staff of MAC Cosmetics Dublin. The MAC staff from all branches in Dublin will be carol singing outside Brown Thomas on Grafton St from 12.00pm to 5.00pm to help raise much needed funds for Open Heart House.

1st December: Open Heart House, as a member of Gay Health Network (GHN) Ltd, will be represented at the launch of the new and innovative LGBT Health Campaign.

3rd December: Open Heart House members living with HIV and AIDS join other colleagues as we team up with our friends at Newstalk 106 – 108fm to discuss ‘HIV – The 30 year story’, live on the Global Village programme with Dil Wickremasinghe from 7pm to 9pm.

5th December: Open Heart House will be represented at the United Nations International Volunteer Day Celebratory Event 2011 at the Carlton Dublin Airport Hotel where 8 of our volunteers will be presented with a unique certificate of appreciation for their volunteerism. (The very first State of the World’s Volunteerism Report (SWVR) by the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme will be launched on the day in several countries around the world.)

19th December: Open Heart House in partnership with UK colleagues will deliver 1 Day, Train the Trainer workshop entitled: ‘BEST - Better Equipped For Starting Treatment’ for professionals who may be engaging with People Living with HIV.

Open Heart House together with our 1200 Members living with HIV or AIDS, unite in solidarity with all people living with HIV throughout Ireland to celebrate the extraordinary scientific advances in the 30 year HIV story. We do, however, invite friends, families and communities everywhere to work with us towards ZERO Stigma and Discrimination and to protect the inalienable rights of all people living with HIV to full equality and respect!

Media and other enquiries to: James O’Connor:

Tel: 087 277 1719 or james@openhearthouse.ie

Why is World AIDS Day important?

At the end of 2010 (most current figures available) just under 6,000 people are currently living with HIV in Ireland. Globally an estimated 33.3 million people have HIV. More than 25 million people between 1981 and 2007 have died from the virus, making it one of the most destructive pandemics in history.

Today, many scientific advances have been made in HIV treatment, there are laws to protect people living with HIV and we understand so much more about the condition. But despite this, people do not know the facts about how to protect themselves and others from HIV, and stigma and discrimination remain a reality for many people living with HIV. World AIDS Day is important as it reminds the public and Government that HIV has not gone away – there is still a vital need to increase awareness, fight prejudice and improve education.

What should I do on World AIDS Day?

World AIDS Day is an opportunity for you to learn the facts about HIV and put your knowledge into action. If you understand how HIV is transmitted, how it can be prevented, and the reality of living with HIV today, you can use this knowledge to take care of your own health and the health of others, and ensure you treat everyone living with HIV fairly, and with respect and understanding.

You can also show your support for people living with HIV on World AIDS Day by wearing a red ribbon, the international symbol of HIV awareness.

Need space? Outhouse venue is OPEN!

click here — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 16:27:41 +0000

Need space? Outhouse’s multi-purpose venue is now open for busyness!

Located in the heart of Dublin city, Outhouse can host a wide range of events including:

Workshops // Rehearsals // Visual Art exhibitions // Auditions // Conferences // Live performance // Launches // Meeting Rooms // Readings // Film Screenings // Showcases

“How so?” you ask! Outhouse has 4 spaces available:

Red Room & Library

The Red Room and the Library are located on the second floor of Outhouse both rooms are filled with light, have wooden floors and high Georgian ceilings. The Red Room has a 30 person capacity while the Library can hold a capacity of 20 comfortably. These rooms are popular for workshops, meetings, AGM’s rehearsals and readings. A wall mounted plasma screen is available for use if required.

Outhouse Theatre Venue

The Theatre space is available for multi purpose use, to date it has hosted a wide range of events such as theatre festivals, dance workshops, exhibitions and functions. It has a 70 person capacity, solid temporary stage 12ft x 12ft with a audio visual, sound and lighting rig. Technical specification available on request.

Café

Outhouse Cafe is open from 1pm Monday to Saturday, it serves a selection of teas and coffee pastries and desserts. There is internet access and computers available for use. Outhouse is open from 10 am to 10pm Monday to Friday and all are welcome to drop in and have a look at the space or have a coffee and use the wifi. Art exhibitions run throughout the year in the Outhouse cafe. Please contact us if you would like to exhibit here.

Workshop and Rehearsal Room

Rehearsal and workshop space in the building is popular with theatre practitioners and dancers. The floor is solid wood, semi – sprung and the room is well heated with air conditioning when required. It has wheel chair access and free wifi, sound system and lighting desk. This space is ideal for functions and launches.

DON’T BE SHY. C’MON OVER!

Drop into us Monday to Friday to visit the space and different rooms and a chat about the techniclal specification and availability.

Outhouse can offer highly competitive rates for rental and are happy to discuss alternative use of the space.

email venue@outhouse.ie / call (01) 873 4999

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Civil Partnership seminar in Wicklow (25th Nov)

click here — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 15:27:25 +0000

This just in from our friends at Gay Bray:

The Civil Partnership and Co-Habitation Act: What could it mean for you?

Whether you are contemplating civil partnership, have already tied the knot or are a co-habiting couple, you will learn about your rights and responsibilities, the financial cost and legal implications of the Civil Partnership and Co-Habitation Act.

Seminar presented by Dr Fergus Ryan, Lecturer in Law, DIT.

What? Civil Partnership & co-habiting: seminar on rights and obligations
Where? Hunters Hotel, Rathnew, Co. Wicklow.
When? Friday, 25th November. Starts 7:30pm.

For more info, call or text: 086 8074999.

Brought to you by:

lgbtdiversity / Gay Bray (gaybray@gmail.com) / AMACH Wicklow (amachwicklow@gmail.com) / County Wicklow Partnership

Earlier this year AMACH Wicklow received a grant from the Community Foundation of Ireland (CFI) to produce an event to disseminate information on The Civil Partnership and Co-Habitation Act. It was also to enable AMACH Wicklow to out-reach to more rural areas of Wicklow County to enable isolated lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) individuals to attend an event based in County Wicklow and meet up with other LGBT people.

The event being organised is a Seminar entitled Civil Partnership and Co-habitation Act – what could it mean to you? The seminar will be presented by Fergus Ryan PhD, Lecturer in Law, DIT. It will be held on Friday 25th November at 7.30pm in Hunters Hotel, Rathnew, Co. Wicklow. There will be a short reception before the seminar.

This event is being supported by Gay Bray, LGBT Diversity and The County Wicklow Partnership.

Please give your support to this worthy event by either attending yourself and/or persuading your friends to attend.

The event’s organisers would appreciate if you could let them know in advance if you are attending, as numbers are limited and they will need to have an idea of numbers for the hotel catering services.

LGBT Noise Table Quiz Dec 1st

Gooner — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 14:23:13 +0000

Do you like riddles? Solve a few LGBT Noise riddles and be in with a chance of winning some great prizes, as well as helping out a worthy cause.

LGBT Noise will be having a table quiz on 1st December next in the Front Lounge, Parliament Street, Dublin.

Fighting for equality is expensive work and funds need to be raised in order to be able to continue fighting for our rights! So join the folks at LGBT Noise in the Front Lounge on Thursday the 1st and help raise money and be in with a chance of winning some amazing prizes!

To pre-book a table, email info@lgbtnoise.ie

LGBT Noise tablequiz: web / facebook / twitter

Where? The Front Lounge, 33 Parliament Street, Dublin 2
When? Thursday, 1st December 2011 at 7pm
How much? €10 per person. Max. four people per table.
Why? To raise funds for LGBT Noise!

Trans Day of Remembrance

Webmaster — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 11:55:38 +0000

The 5th Trans Day of Remembrance takes place Saturday 19th November at 8pm in the Unitarian Church, St. Stephens Green.

This event commemorates the lives injured and lost due to transphobia. Through candle lighting, speeches and songs we remember and also look forward to a new year ahead, and better lives for trans people in Ireland.

The Trans Day of Remembrance gives us the opportunity to critically examine how transphobia effects the trans community beyond murder. It also gives us a chance to look forward to what we are changing and what happens the 364 days that we are not formally remembering.

Organised by Sara Philips and Lynda Sheridan. Supported by TENI, Gender Identity Support Ireland, Running Amach, the Unitarian Church and the Lord Mayor’s Office.

When

8:00PM | 19 NOV 2011

Where

UNITARIAN CHURCH, STEPHEN’S GREEN, D2

Contact Details

SARA PHILIPS (087 1168 589) OR LYNDA SHERIDAN (085 744 2697)

http://teni.ie/event.aspx?contentid=313

Art for Equality

click here — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 21:08:01 +0000

This just in from our friends at Marriage Equality:

Irish Artists Lend Their Support to Marriage Equality
16.11.2011

The work of some of Ireland’s leading artists will come under the hammer at an art auction fundraising event for Marriage Equality. Entitled “Art for Marriage Equality”, the auction takes place on Saturday, November 26th and features pieces from Anne Madden, Pauline Bewick, Steven Mannion, Jim Fitzpatrick and many more.

Adams Auctioneers have given their services free and will oversee the proceedings. Director Eamon O’Connor is hopeful that the donated work – which ranges from paintings to sculpture and ceramics – will sell well on the day.

“I am delighted with the support we have received from the artists who have generously donated their work to our auction – it’s events like this that really make a difference to our fundraising efforts,” said Marriage Equality Director Moninne Griffith. “We are a not for profit organisation working for equality for same sex couples, families and children. Many people think that civil partnership is the same as marriage but it is not, and same sex families still face discrimination on a daily basis because of the marriage ban for lesbian and gay people.”

Artist Steven Mannion explains why he’s supporting the event:

“When my husband and I got married we had to travel to Canada to do it. I didn’t believe that civil partnership was an option because Eamon asked me to marry him, he didn’t ask me to civil partner him! When I said I wanted to be with him for the rest of my life, I didn’t mean as a legally recognised, cohabiting, same sex, civil partner… I meant as his husband. That’s why my husband and I, our family and friends support Marriage Equality and the team who work so tirelessly to achieve it.”

Sculptor Ann Meldon Hugh added:

“I believe this is an extremely important cause to support. All Irish people should be treated as equal, and all Irish families and children should be given equal rights. Families, human relationships and the interactions of the individual with the environment around them is central to much of my work, so it seems fitting that I should give a piece to a cause that works to improve and stabilise the Irish legal environment for the families of gay and lesbian people in Ireland.”

The pieces will be displayed in a public exhibition at 14/15 St Stephen’s Green (corner of Dawson Street) on Friday, November 25th from 12:00–9:00 pm and on Saturday, 26th from 12:00 – 5:00.pm.

An on-line catalogue will be available to view on www.marriagequality.ie. An on-line bidding facility will also be available online.

List of Artists involved in Art for Marriage Equality:

underCURRENT presents CHEESE! @The Workmans Club, Dec 2nd

Webmaster — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 18:47:35 +0000

Where can you find all your favourite Sleazy Singles performed by Dublin’s premiere Baby Belles?

That’s right – at underCURRENT’s long-awaited second event.

It’s gonna be so gouda!
…
This December 2nd at the Workman’s Club the sizzling fondue pot of creativity that is Tiny Top Hat Productions presents you with a night of unadulterated, unapologetic CHEESE.

Give in to Galtee Pleasures as we reinvent some of the tackiest pop moments from the last few decades in our own inimitable alternative cabaret style.

Expect high camp, hilarity, sexy boys, pretty pin ups and enough cheesey nostalgia to make you wish you’d worn your leg warmers out tonight.

Hosted by Mr. Phil T. Gorgeous and starring

DialEmma
Lucy Rhinehart
Julian Mandrews and the Mandrettes
Slick O’ and Sade O’Sapphic
Randall Jones on Male Hormones
MissFortune
and Joe Soap

with live musical sets from quirky cover duo Lady K and Ruby Noir

and spectacular guest appearances from Willow Switch and Lady Bunny

Doors at 7.30pm / Show at 8pm sharp!

Tickets €15 on the door

For group discounts (10 or more people) and advance bookings please contact emma.weafer@gmail.com

View Event Details on Facebook

BeLonG To Gay Prom 2011

click here — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 08:45:12 +0000

It’s that time of year again!

The BeLonG To Gay Prom 2011 takes place on 25th November next in the Mansion House.

Where: The Mansion House, Dawson Street, Dublin 2

When: 25th November 2011 at 8pm

Admission: €40.00 per person (ticket only)

Get your tickets here or by phone (01-881 9613). More info here and here!

Our friends in BeLonG To say:

The Gay Prom 2011: A Gay Prom For All Ages From 18 to Infinity!

This is your chance to have the debs you always wanted while supporting this amazing organisation.

Featuring special guest performers, fabulous food and dancing until very late, together with the crowning of The Gay Prom King and Queen.

Dress to Impress

Doors 8pm. Dancing Debutantes til late…

BeLonG To works to create an Ireland where all young people grow up knowing that being gay is ok. A society which respects and values all young people equally, one where LGBT young people’s identities are celebrated, and one where no young person is ever told that they have to change who they are.

This is BeLonG To Youth Services’ Annual Fundraising Ball to Support lesbian, Gay Bisexual & Transgender Young People in Ireland (Charity No. 16534).

For more information visit about BeLongTo visit their website.

Over 18′s only (ID Required), Management reserve the right of admission, strictly no exchange or refunds on tickets.

BeLonG To: website / facebook / twitter / youtube

Bitches Be Crazy? Witches Be Crazy

click here — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 13:29:16 +0000

ATTENTION! This just in:

This Hallowe’en, Dublin’s Bitches Be Crazy become Witches Be Crazy, and they’ve moved their coven northside.

When: Sunday, 30th October at 8pm
Where: Find out via Facebook
Admission: €5 before 9:30pm – €10 after
What else? BYOB

For venue details, confirm your attendance on their Facebook event. Other details from B.B.C. are anseo – keep readin’!

_________________

BITCHES BE CHANGING!

Hubble bubble there’ll be toil and trouble ’cause we’re moving to the Northside city centre bitches.

BRING YOUR OWN BROOMS & BOOZE

Fancy dress your faces off to tunes from:

Ragin
Kay-Z
Una Mullally
Corina Gaffney & MAY KAY

Show us your trick or treats and we’ll show you ours.

Preliminary hearing in Zappone & Gilligan appeal tomorrow!

click here — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 11:00:40 +0000

This just in from our friends at Marriage Equality:

Senator Katherine Zappone and Dr Ann Louise Gilligan will be in the Supreme Court tomorrow (Friday, 21st October) at 10:45am for a motion to amend their pleadings.

Although the Supreme Court will not be hearing the case tomorrow, it is unlikely the hearing will take place before the end of the year, tomorrow’s decision may provide us with a glimpse of how the Supreme Court are feeling about this case.

We are going to show our support by launching our Just Love? Countdown to KAL (Katherine and Ann Louise) website tomorrow and we are hoping as many people as possible will join us at the Four Courts at 11am to let them know that we are with them – all the way.

If you would like to join us please call us on (01)8734183 and we will organise to bring Just Love? placards for anyone who would like to show their support with us outside the Four Courts and we also hope to make it in to the court if there is enough room for us all.

Hope to see you there and if you can’t make it tomorrow, please log on to our new Just Love? Countdown to KAL website tomorrow to upload your messages of support for Katherine and Ann Louise.

Details from the Supreme Court diary here:

The Chief Justice
Mrs. Justice Denham
At 10.45 o’clock
For Mention
56/07 Zappone & anor v Revenue Commissioners

More info here!

ID: Dublin’s youth-based LGBT club night

click here — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 20:31:13 +0000

In association with BeLong To, ID will be hosting its Hallowe’en Special! ID is Dublin’s youth-based LGBT club night for ages 14-20.

Where?

Copper Alley Nightclub, just off Dame St behind the Front Lounge.

When?

Saturday, 29th October, 8pm–11pm.

Fancy Dress, or Dress Fancy – The theme is Hallowe’en – so get creative! Tricks & treats provided!

DJ Paul Ryder playing the best in pop/charts & commercial dance.

€3 Juice cocktails
€1.50 Coke/7up/orange

ID aims to provide an alternative social experience for those LGBT youths who are either too young to attend licensed clubs, or don’t want to. ID is run in support of BeLonG To Youth Services.

This is an alcohol free event.

More details on Facebook!

Marriage Equality’s Annual Raffle

Webmaster — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 11:41:59 +0000

“Oh the weather outside is frightful
But Orlando’s so delightful
Escape the cold – off you go!
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!”

Marriage Equality’s annual raffle is back – with a twist! This year we’re delighted to present the Marriage Equality Winter Warm Up Raffle, featuring three fantastic prizes:

FIRST PRIZE

A 6 night trip for 2 people to Orlando, Florida (sponsored by our generous friends in Tour America)

SECOND PRIZE

A luxury 2 night mini-break in Ghan House, Carlingford, Co. Louth

THIRD PRIZE

A luxury overnight B&B, including dinner at The Lodge at Ashford, Co. Mayo

Sound good so far? Remember, you can’t win it if you’re not in it!

Tickets are €5 each or 3 for €10.

You can buy tickets directly online or you can send us a cheque or postal order (made payable to Marriage Equality) and we will send your tickets out to you.

The draw will take place at the Panti Show, Panti Bar, Capel Street on Saturday, 17 December 2011.

We are also asking supporters to take books of 15 tickets to sell to friends and family members, so if you’re up to the challenge, we want to hear from you!

Call us today on (01) 873 4183 and show your commitment to equality by helping to make marriage equality a reality in Ireland.

GOOD LUCK!

Get your diversity on

HAL — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 13:26:12 +0000

As Part of Social Inclusion Week 2011 and in Association with Breffni Integrated and Cavan County Council, LGBTinC in Cork are hosting its very first public information event in the Johnston Central Library, Cavan.

The aim of this seminar is to support service providers in Cavan to be LGBT inclusive. We will have various guest speakers and personal testimonies from LGBT organizations and the community.

When: 10am-1pm on Friday 21st of October 2011.
Where: Johnston Central Library, Cavan

All are welcome.
Places are limited so if you would like to attend, please RSVP to info@lgbtinc.org or tel: 086 2491821.