Morning, * checks clock * or should I say good afternoon, Gaelickers. Here I am, at home sick from work and feeling sorry for myself and yet I still find the time to share some stories with you. What am I like? It’s all about the give with me Let’s get right down [...]

Goodness, has it been mid-July since our last round-up? Yes! Yes, it has. If you’re not marching for marriage today (or even if you are), read on!

Ever think that your lady bits or those of your girl could use a make-over? If so, Cosmopolitan gave stencils for your pubic hair recently and, this month, talk about trimming. If that’s not enough, check out this new invention for your mons: clitter.

Good afternoon folks! Its that time of the week when I crawl through various websites and bring you the gay, the not so gay and the downright silly stories making headlines over the last few days. Lets start with what has to be a shocker. The Indo in postive gay article shocker!

Yesterday at lunch the discussion turned to dating. This is possibly what happens when one is aging and happily partnered. We grow tired of our happy, mature relationships and reminisce about the drama of our single years.
“Well, who hasn’t dated a psycho?” asked one of the women. Now, when I think psycho, I think of [...]

Think of the word sexism. What does it mean? Does it mean inequality or discrimination because of gender? Does it mean the unfair treatment of a person because of their gender? Does it mean being treated as inferior due to your gender? Can it mean the unfair treatment of women by men?

In a past life, I was an evangelical Christian. I was baptised in a lake. I went to camp meetings. I responded to altar calls. I have “prayed over” people, and been “prayed over”. I went to a “sexual healing” seminar (even though I was a virgin). In short, all the weird shit you’ve heard [...]

Well, can you Adam-and-Steve it, folks, it’s been thirteen whole days since the last Gaelick news round-up? So, what has been happening in that intervening period? Lesbian LOLs? Sapphic surprises? Dishing the dykey dirt? Read on!

Not exactly lovely weather out there for the first day of the Festival of World Cultures, murky skies and the threat of rain. Although, what am I saying, that’s your average irish summer day! If you are heading to Dun Laoghaire, enjoy the expierence. Right, news!

A problem with the GALAS website has resulted in a loss of all nominations for the September awards ceremony so far. Due to a technical fault all nominations for the GALAS 2010 have been lost. If you have nominated already, the NLGF are asking you to nominate again today.

Morning! Doesn’t it look beautiful out? Makes a change from Noah wandering around collecting the animals and loading them into the ark he most likely bought from IKEA. Well I hope you all are ready to go frock and suit shopping as it was annouced yesterday that Mary made it legal.

You’re 27, the recession hits and you lose your job. What do you do? Sit around in your pjs all day, eating cereal from the box and watching Ellen in the afternoons? After all there are no jobs out there. Not if you’re Grace O’Sullivan you don’t. If you’re Grace, you get up of your bum cheeks and think “what shall I do? I know! I’ll sell sex toys!”. Ok, it didn’t actually happen that way, as she told us.

While The Real L Word is struggles to show real lesbians, Funny or Die nails it with this hilarious spoof ad for a chat line with “real lesbians”. As usual, they manage to get a fantastic cast too. Can you name all of the “lesbians”?

Its more like coffee I’ll be needing then tea this morning, long day yesterday involving too much work and not enough online time. The day job should really allow for at least an hour or more of web browsing don’t you think? So this morning was spent having a toddle around the various websites and here’s what I found espeically for you good Gaelickers..

I think I speak for most women when I say I’m sick and tired of being told that to be accepted as beautiful we have to be stick thin. We all know real women, with their curves and real shape, are gorgeous and so it was with delighted that I came across one magazine that is listening to us.
Last year Glamour magazine did a spread that was so popular they have decided to rethink how they see beauty.

The sun is back! After the best part of 72 hours worth of rain, enough to make me order that ark off Ikea, the sun makes a welcome return. Right, news and views. Let’s start with our favourites, The Catholic Church, never one to shy away from making headlines.

It’s been quite a while since our last round-up of what’s been happening here at Gaelick Towers. (Personally, I blame the hectic madness of Pride and the Civil Partnership Bill.) Let’s remedy that, shall we?