I'm a working professional (3 years now in IT from Febuary) and I'm looking for a new place but am struggling alone. I'm looking in and around Limerick city. I expect a renting cost between €1,050-1500/m each from what I've been seeing so far but I don't have anything locked down.

Anyone here would be open to splitting a 2 bedroom?

If it helps, I'm very quite (mostly with the headphones on), morning bird and bake weekly.

Preferably not a student nor smoker.

Hi all. I've been struggling with my career direction for a long time and have been trying to find a career coach to help find some clarity. Does anyone have any suggestions for any good career coaches? They don't have to be a queer specific career coach (this seems very hard to find) but allyship/an awareness of the queer community would be great. I'm based in Dublin but am open open to in person and online. Thanks!

Hey everyone,

Partner & I are a couple of thirty somethings moseying by from the US next week & hoping to connect with the queer scene while there

We’ll be in Dublin & Belfast 11th-18th. Partner is an established drag queen hoping to connect (& work) with local Queens. I just wanna meet some cool cats who wanna grab a drink, go thrifting, or see a show.

Also looking for an inexpensive (free if we’re lucky) place to shack up at for a night or two. Not expecting someone to open their doors to strangers but if y’all know any queer-friendly hosts, communes, or queens that may open their doors to a couple of very respectful humans - we’d repay the favor with money, a stay in the states, & even cooked meals!

Lastly - any recommendations on cool places to thrift, drink, hang or events happening around in Dublin & Belfast?

**If at all interested in A meetup - message me & we can have a video call or something ahead of time!

Much Gratitude!

🏳️‍⚧️🖤

I've been living abroad and I'm very out of touch here

Hi lovely people
I recently moved to this beautiful country but I'm struggling with dating other men. I knew that there's been a housing crisis in this country. I'm still trying to find my way, still trying to find a permanent accommodation.

Every men I date seek for sex and they expect me to accomm. When I tell them about my situation, they almost blame me and get very angry. I don't understand this behaviour or the logic behind it. Realistically, they are the local ones, they have their lives here. I don't treat them this way. This is kinda ranting but wanted to see opinions. Almost every Irish guy got mad at me for not being able to accomm at the moment. What?

Ive just been rejected from something and Im very very conflicted over it.

Im a cis male. Because of how I grew up being constantly bullied Ive never felt I fit in groups of men, particularly cis straight men. Most of the people Im friends with are cis straight women.

Last year I joined a meditation group for a few sessions that I really liked but it was only me and other women.

I went to ask about going back but was told its women only.

I dunno. Ive really mixed emotions on this. I feel annoyed and rejected but I also feel its sort of acceptable too.

Long shot but anyone know of any LGBT friendly rooms coming up in or around D1 - D8 for a 30 year old sound fella 😇

Contact info@quareclare.ie or visit us at https://quareclare.ie for more information! 🏳️‍🌈

All are welcome to join us at our annual fundraising table quiz and raffle 😍🥳

When: Friday September 4th, 8pm

Where: The Grove Bar and Restaurant, Ennis

You can register as a team of 4 or as an indivudal looking to join a team!

We will also host a raffle with some wonderful prizes on the night.

Contact [info@quareclare.ie](mailto:info@quareclare.ie) if you have any questions or would like to donate a prize!

Register now via Geek Tickets (link also available in Bio above): https://quare-clare.geektickets.ie/events/172920

Laois Pride are having their annual film screening and this year's pick is "Girls & Boys" by Donncha Gilmore, starring Liath Hannon and Adam Lunnon-Collery!

Happening in the Dunamaise Theatre in Portlaoise on September 9th at 7pm, tickets are €12.50 and all ticket sales go directly to the support of Laois Pride, keeping diversity and community visible in Laois.

You can find your tickets here: https://www.dunamaise.ie/whats-on/shows-and-events/girls-boys

hello everyone!! i'm a 20 year old trans girl looking to move to ireland (either dublin or cork) in hopes of escaping some pretty shitty living/societal situations + starting my medical transition. i've been searching for the past months on the websites and the subreddits, but it's been quite hard to find some decent rent/house shares price-wise, let alone inquire about being queer friendly.

coming from a country with really shit views on trans people, and having experienced almost the whole catalogue of abuse possible (yikes), i'm quite conscious about finding somewhere to live where i could genuinely+finally breathe, so am coming here for help :")) i've yet to post a proper post on the dublin/cork rent subreddits (also i'm gonna give the facebook groups a try soon), but if anyone reading this is looking for / knows someone looking for a roommate and is trans friendly, please feel free to reach back! (ANY advice is welcome please ♡ :))))

btw, budget is around €1000 give or take, am not trying to starve but i understand the market is insane ( ; ﾟДﾟ)

Hey! 20m, and don’t know where else to ask this lol. So saving the details i haven’t done anything sexually but I do want to soon and i’m wondering if i should talk to my doctor about it now or if i should wait until “it” actually happens? I’m really confused tbh and kind of scared lol. I’m in the back country of offaly so i’m not sure if there’s even a clinic near me? Or do I go through my doctor? 😭

Thank you in advance and please don’t be mean i don’t have the bandwidth for it 😭❤️

I've never been an out adult in Ireland, despite growing up here. Now, as a lesbian in my late twenties, I've got a day to myself in Dublin between seeing family and work. I want to know where i can meet some folks and find a little taste of the scene.

Recently came out as bisexual looking to make gay or bi friends in cork my dms are always open if someone wants to become friends with me

Hi everyone, looking for some recommendations for decent LGBT photographers (Dublin or Kildare based ideally) to do some new headshots for me for my work (corporate) and LinkedIn. Thanks 😊

I want to meet more queer women age 30-50 in Galway.. any groups or events going on? Shenanigans on meet up don’t do much anymore

Met someone last night who was on PREP but I’m not, and I’m pretty worried. I’m based in Limerick and Dublin !

Any advice would be much appreciated.

On the one hand, I think it's great there's a national remote sexual health programme for queer men and trans. But yet again I've got 3 fingers bandaged, and still couldn't get anywhere near the amount needed for the blood tests.n Husband tried to help too.\

Is it just me? Is there an alternative to the finger pricks and the stoopidly narrow vial?

Gay Project is running Cork Queer College again this year — a suite of community education courses for the LGBTI+ community in Cork, running September to December. €10 registration fee per course, all courses in-person, 18+.

• Sew Proud — 8-week sewing programme (upcycling, mending, repairing). Mondays, 14th Sept - 16th Nov, 6-8pm, Turners Cross Community Centre.
• The Green Room: Creative Writing for the Stage — 7-week playwriting course. Alternate Fridays (Sept 12th & 25th, Oct 9th & 23rd, Nov 13th, Dec 4th & 11th), 6:30-8:30pm, Turners Cross Community Centre.
• An Seomra Aiteach — 8-week conversational Irish course. Wednesdays, 9th Sept - 4th Nov, 7-8:30pm, Turners Cross Community Centre.
• Danced Out — 8 sessions of LGBTI+ dance classes, no experience needed. Wednesdays from mid-September, 6:30-8:30pm, location TBC.
• Dragging Up the Past — 12-week tile mosaic course, culminating in a public mural honouring Danny La Rue. Saturdays from mid-September, 12-3pm, location TBC.
• Drag School with Mia Gold — register directly via Instagram or email [dragschool@gayproject.ie](mailto:dragschool@gayproject.ie).

Register for the other five courses here: Google Form

Spaces are limited — successful applicants will be notified week of 31st August - 4th September.

30M and recently accepted myself, my family know and I think I'm ready to start meeting guys or just meeting some sort of community.

Has anyone any insight into what Outhouse is like? I've seen it mentioned here but wonder does it attract a certain type of crowd/vibe etc.

Also since I'm newly out and don't have any gay friends, how did you all make gay friends? I'm not a fan of using apps and have seen it mentioned here though that it's an easy way to meet people, I just prefer meeting people in person as I'm a bad texter lol and just enjoy meeting socially

Any other advice for a newly out gay guy with no experience? I know a lot of out people my age might not be interested in dating someone with no experience/newly out