The lukewarm reception for Pope Francis reveals the loyalty to the Catholic Church in Ireland has been utterly undermined since the last Papal visit of 1979, by Pope John Paul II.
If Pope Francis fails to engage with Ireland's survivors of abuse and gay couples who feel excluded from the Church he will be letting down an already hugely wounded Catholic Ireland.
A petition calling on the World Meeting of Families to prevent Father James Martin from speaking during Pope Francis’ visit to Ireland has gathered thousands of signatures.
A founder of LGBTQ Veterans group OutVets has been appointed as director of parade operations over the South Boston St Patrick’s Day parade just a year after a gay group was controversially banned from marching.
As June is coming to an end, it is come time to celebrate LGBTQ Irish influencers. Here are just a few of Ireland’s most influential people from history to present day.
The Irish Consulate in New York is taking part in the annual Pride March in Manhattan for the first time on Sunday, June 24, and is welcoming all who wish to march behind the consulate’s banner in the parade.
Exactly 25 years since the decriminalization of homosexuality by the Irish State, the Consulate General of Ireland in New York will have a presence in the city’s Pride March for the first time.
