Cahir O'Doherty Cahir O'Doherty Paddy Holohan's "beyond offensive" comments show us there's a mountain to climb What sort of nation are we going to be? That's the question confronting Ireland - due to the major political and social changes of the past decade - this election season
News News Irish American schoolgirl expelled for wearing a "Pride" sweater An Irish American teenager has been expelled from a Christian school after wearing a rainbow sweater and celebrating her birthday with a rainbow cake.
News News Northern Ireland's first gay marriages to happen same week as Valentine's Day Same-sex couples will be able to get married legally in Northern Ireland for the first time from February 13.
News News Same-sex marriage is finally legal in Northern Ireland Same-sex couples in Northern Ireland can now legally register for marriage.
News News Man charged in relation to the death of champion Irish dancer Adrian Murphy Adrian Murphy, a champion Irish dancer from Co Kilkenny, was found dead in a London apartment on June 4. British man Joel Osei is now facing charges.
Other Writers Other Writers Hypocrisy in America on the left and right Rumor has it we are a nation divided. Republican vs. Democrat. Pro-impeachment vs. anti-impeachment. Urban vs. rural. Everybody angry, yelling.
Northern Ireland Northern Ireland Northern Ireland reacts to the legalization of same-sex marriage, abortion On October 22, same-sex marriage and abortion officially became legal in Northern Ireland for the first time.
News News Horrific details of gay man’s electroshock treatment endured at Belfast university A former patient at Queen’s University in Belfast (QUB) has shared how he endured electroshock therapy in the 1960s for being gay.
Politics Politics Same-sex marriage and abortion set to become legal in Northern Ireland tonight Northern Ireland will officially make same-sex marriage and abortion legal from midnight tonight.
News News Which was the first US city to allow LGBTQ groups to march on St. Patrick’s Day? Do you know the first US city to allow LGBTQ groups to march in its St. Patrick’s Day parade? The answer may surprise you.
