Dublin

Dublin’s LGBTQ+ culture is welcoming and historic, centered around Capel Street and South Great George’s Street. The city combines traditional Irish hospitality with a progressive spirit, showcased in events like Dublin Pride and the International Gay Theatre Festival.

A relaxed evening event for gay men to connect in a genuine and grounded way. Participants can share their experiences or simply listen, without pressure or expectations. No prior experience needed. The event takes place downstairs in the Theatre Room at Outhouse, 105 Capel Street, Dublin. Please bring €5 for the room, and arrive before 7:30 PM. Ring the front door bell for entry, as the café is closed on Mondays.

Gay Men’s Circle – May 25

Gay Men’s Circle

An evening of live acoustic music featuring local artists.

The George

National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks

Live Music Night

An outdoor event in Dublin where participants will receive maps, locate controls around the area, take photos at each control, and share their best shots. The activity involves light running, quick thinking, and exploration, suitable for those wearing comfortable shoes and bringing a phone.

Dublin Outdoor Map Reading and Checkpoint Hunt

Find Adventure On Our Park Courses

These sessions are designed especially for LGBTQ+ people who are just starting to learn English. You don’t need any prior experience. Everyone is welcome. Learn simple English for everyday life in Ireland, practise speaking, listening, reading, and writing, talk about things like meeting people, going to the doctor, making friends, etc., play games, talk together, and have fun, share our cultures and support each other. The workshops are free, friendly, and supportive. You can learn at your own pace in a safe space.

Outhouse LGBTQ+ Centre

English Language Workshops

Outhouse LGBT Centre

A free, friendly workshop for LGBTQ+ beginners to learn simple English for everyday life in Ireland through fun activities and cultural sharing.

An event focused on enhancing productivity in enterprise AI, scheduled for May 27, 2026, starting at 17:00. Further details about the event's agenda, speakers, or location are not provided.

Unlocking Enterprise AI Productivity

Stockholm MLOps Community

The next session of our Outhouse Book Club is happening on Wednesday, where we’ll be reading Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli. Simon Spier is sixteen, keeps a lot to himself, and has been exchanging anonymous emails with a classmate known only as “Blue”, a boy he’s falling for without knowing who he is. But when a nosy classmate discovers the emails and threatens to out him, Simon’s carefully managed double life begins to unravel. Funny, warm, and genuinely joyful, this is a love story about being seen, and finally letting yourself be. If you’ve seen the film adaptation, Love, Simon, the book is well worth a revisit.

Outhouse Book Club

A book club meeting to discuss the LGBTQ+ novel "Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda" and explore themes of love, longing, and identity.

Open Training session for developing football skills. Open to all existing members and new recruits.

GRANGEGORMAN

Open Training Session

Dublin Devils FC

A football training session open to all skill levels and new recruits.

The Waterford Pride 2026 Festival is scheduled to take place on May 27, 2026, in Toronto. This event celebrates LGBTQ+ pride with various activities and community gatherings. Specific details about the event activities, location, and host are not provided in the available content.

Waterford Pride 2026 Festival

A free in-person event hosted by Spraoi in Waterford City, part of the Pride At Work tour celebrating Pride of the Déise from May 27th to June 6th. The event takes place on Friday, May 29th, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Spraoi Studios, Northern Extension Waterford Industrial Estate, Cleaboy Road. It features community engagement and celebrates LGBTIQ+ pride, supported by The LGBTIQ+ Community Services Fund 2025.

Pride At Work Coffee Club – Waterford

Mayo Pride 2026 is a multi-day celebration taking place from May 29 to May 31, 2026, in Mayo. The event features various activities including performances, parades, workshops, and social gatherings. Highlights include a Pride Boat Cruise, Pride Parade, Drag Brunch, and Queer Trad Session, among others. The event aims to celebrate LGBTQ+ community and promote inclusivity.

Mayo Pride 2026

The Letterkenny Pride Festival 2026 is scheduled to take place from May 29 to 31, 2026, in Letterkenny, Donegal. The festival will feature a parade on Saturday, May 30, and includes various events such as workshops, film screenings, drag brunch, markets, and performances by artists like Mickey Joe Harte, Aidxn G, Cally Rhodes, Tanya McCole, and High Heeled Converse. The event aims to celebrate diversity, inclusion, and community, coinciding with the start of Pride month.

Letterkenny Pride 2026

Wexford Pride Inside 2026 is an event scheduled to take place on May 30, 2026, from 12:00 to 20:00. The event aims to celebrate and promote LGBTQ+ pride in Wexford, featuring various activities and community engagement. Further details about the specific activities or location are not provided.

Wexford Arts Centre

Wexford Pride Inside 2026

Wexford Pride

Wexford Pride Inside returns in 2026 for a full-day celebration of the local LGBTQ+ community, taking place at Wexford Arts Centre on Saturday, May 30. The event features LGBTQ+ musicians and performers, community vendors, and organizations. It is free, family-friendly, and neuroinclusive, with daytime festivities from 12pm to 6pm and an afterparty starting at 8pm. The event aims to foster community, support, and celebration of LGBTQ+ identities.

An event exploring love, romance, and intimacy among older adults, part of the Bealtaine Festival. Scheduled for May 30, 2026, starting at 14:50. Further details are not provided.

Not Dead Yet: Love, Romance & Intimacy in Later Life Bealtaine Festival

An event titled 'Jean-Georges {Dress Code: Fabulous!}' scheduled for Saturday, May 30, 2026, starting at 19:30. The event is a social gathering with a dress code of 'Fabulous!', hosted at an unspecified location in Toronto. The event duration is from 19:30 to 22:30.

Jean-Georges {Dress Code: Fabulous!}

Gay Dining Out Ireland

An in-person LGBTQ+ night event called GLAM GIRLS COMMUNITY scheduled for Saturday, May 30, 2026, at Jack Nealons on Capel Street, Dublin. The event runs from 8:00 PM to 11:59 PM, with doors opening at 7:42 PM. It is for attendees aged 18 and above, and tickets are available via Eventbrite. The event features a duration of approximately 3 hours and 59 minutes.

Panti Bar

O’Connell Street

GLAM GIRLS COMMUNITY – LGBTQ+ NIGHT

Glam Girls

An online session exploring different types of psychics and mediums, hosted by BearBridge Academy of Witchcraft & Psychic Development East.

The Many Classifications of Psychics and Mediums

BearBridge Academy of Witchcraft & Psychic Development East

Join us for the Heated Rivalry Club in Dublin, inspired by the viral TV show and book, featuring music from the Heated Rivalry soundtrack and a mix of 00s & 10s pop/queer club anthems. The event is scheduled for Saturday, 30 May 2026, from 23:30 to 02:30 at The Workman's Club, Dublin. Entry is free for birthdays between May 23 and June 6; attendees are encouraged to dress up. Strictly 18+ with ID required. The event is fan-made and not officially affiliated with the original show.

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Heated Rivalry Club - Night 7 (Dublin)

Throwback Events

A Pride season kickoff event featuring three DJs: local guest DJ Stephen Dowling, PROFILE's resident DJ/Producer Jose Rendon, and international guest DJ PONZO. The event is scheduled to take place from 10 PM on May 31 to 3 AM on June 1 at Soho bars venue space, 21 D'Olier Street, Dublin. It offers a lively in-person experience with a focus on celebrating Pride with music and community.

Soho bars venue space

PROFILE PRIDE PRE-PARTY

PROFILE DUBLIN

Dublin's annual Pride parade and festival celebrating LGBTQ+ pride with a variety of events.

Dublin Pride 2026

An event showcasing LGBTQIA+ artworks at the National Gallery of Ireland, scheduled to take place on June 1, 2026. Specific start and end times are not provided.

National Gallery of Ireland

Tour of LGBTQIA+ Artworks at the National Gallery of Ireland

An event focused on discussing the mental health challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community during the COVID-19 pandemic, including issues related to coming out, anxiety, depression, and access to support services. The event aims to provide information and resources to support mental well-being within the community.

LGBTQ+ Mental Health Support During COVID-19

Celebrating Pride month with various events at Outhouse LGBTQ+ Centre.

Pride Events 2026

An online self-guided tour exploring artworks through an LGBTQIA+ perspective, highlighting untold stories and fostering a welcoming space for LGBTQIA+ visitors. The tour includes various artworks across different rooms, discussing themes of gender, sexuality, and identity, with insights into the artists' lives and historical context.

Through a Lens: LGBTQIA+ Artworks at the National Gallery of Ireland

The first-ever Pride march in Cavan celebrating LGBTQ+ pride and community.

Cavan Pride March 2026

This event features a guided tour exploring LGBTQIA+ artworks at the National Gallery of Ireland, providing insights into the representation and history of LGBTQIA+ themes in art. The tour aims to foster understanding and celebrate diversity through art appreciation.

This event discusses the support given to trans students in Irish schools during the lockdown, highlighting positive stories of inclusion and support from teachers, staff, and students. It emphasizes the importance of a strong support system for LGBTI+ youth, especially during restrictions that limit in-person interactions. The event features insights from Moninne Griffith, CEO of BeLonG To, about the shift towards more inclusive practices in schools and the increased online engagement of young people seeking support.

Support for Trans Students in Irish Schools

Kick off Pride with Outhouse! Celebrate the season, hear what's ahead, and join an open community forum on our work and future.

Pride Launch & Community Conversation

A community event to kick off Pride with a celebration, updates, and an open forum on future plans.

Connect, play, and make friends at this fun LGBTQ+ tabletop gaming night!

Dublin Gaymers

A LGBTQ+ community night for playing tabletop games and making friends.

A peer support group for LGBTQ+ people practising or exploring consensual non-monogamous relationships. Topics include communication, consent, boundaries, and identity. Focus on connection, learning, and mutual support.

Beyond Monogamy: LGBTQ+ Peer Support Group

A support group for LGBTQ+ people exploring or practicing consensual non-monogamous relationships to share experiences and learn about communication, boundaries, and identity.

DigiGreen 2026 is a conference and networking event focused on green technology, digital innovation, and policy. It brings together innovators, decision-makers, startups, investors, and policy leaders to explore emerging technologies, data, and sustainable solutions shaping industries and society. The event features expert insights, networking opportunities, partnership building, and discussions on topics like digital transformation, Cleantech, Smart Cities, and future skills. It aims to foster a smarter, greener, and more resilient Europe.

DigiGreen 2026

Sunrise Tech Park

DigiGreen 2026 is an event scheduled for June 4, 2026, from 09:00 to 17:30. Further details about the event's activities or focus are not provided.

Join acclaimed writers Katherine O’Donnell and Rosamund Taylor for a live online discussion exploring the representation of queer Irish women across three decades. Katherine’s novel 'Slant' spans from the 1980s/90s AIDS crisis to Ireland’s 2015 Marriage Referendum, while Rosamund’s 'Filly' delves into themes of sexual awakening and community in early-2000s Ireland. The event includes a Q&A session and will be hosted via Zoom, with links sent to attendees beforehand.

Writing Queer Irish Womanhood: Katherine O’Donnell & Rosamund Taylor in Conversation

A peer support group for LGBTQ+ people practising or exploring consensual non-monogamous relationships. Topics include communication, consent, boundaries, and identity. Focus on connection, learning, and mutual support, not a dating platform.

A support group for LGBTQ+ people exploring or practicing consensual non-monogamous relationships.

The Garda Advice Clinic at Outhouse LGBTQ+ Centre offers a safe, welcoming, and confidential space to speak with a member of An Garda Síochána. This monthly drop-in service is facilitated by Garda Diversity Officers (GDOs) and Community Gardaí, who are available to listen, provide advice, and answer questions in a supportive LGBTQ+ environment. Whether you would like to discuss a concern, learn about reporting options, or simply seek guidance, you are welcome to drop in for a conversation. Please note, you will not be able to make a formal report at the Garda Advice Clinic, and Gardaí will not be able to comment on specific ongoing cases. This clinic is open to anyone in the LGBTQ+ community who would like to connect with Gardaí in a safe and respectful setting.

Garda Advice Clinic

A confidential drop-in clinic where LGBTQ+ people can speak with Gardaí for advice and support.

A hands on experience for any coffee fan. Make a booking via our website, you then visit us on Pearse St and we take you through a two-hour exploration of specialty coffee roasting. This includes cupping different origins, varietals and profiles to choose your favourite. From here we take you through the intricacies of roasting the coffee green bean. By the end you have 250g of coffee roasted by you, for you!

Cloud Picker Coffee Roasters

Roast Your Own Experience

A hands-on workshop where coffee fans learn to roast their own specialty coffee beans.

Join us at the Irish Writers Centre on Saturday, June 6th, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM for a Pride-themed zine and bookbinding workshop facilitated by artist Mel Galley. This in-person event invites participants to explore queer futures through accessible techniques in creating zines and pamphlets that incorporate quotes, visual imagery, and personal writing. All materials are provided, and the workshop is open to everyone interested in LGBTQIA+ histories and printed matter, regardless of experience. Participants are encouraged to bring their own writing if desired. The session aims to foster a collaborative environment to imagine possibilities framed by queer histories, community, and hope. This event is part of the Irish Writers Centre Pride Month 2026 celebrations, supported by Dublin City Council.

Pride Zine Workshop: Queer Futurities

Join this Pride Month walking tour exploring Dublin's queer heritage, from revolutionaries and censorship to contemporary trans and genderqueer authors. The 2-hour in-person event begins at the Oscar Wilde Monument in Merrion Square North, Dublin, with doors opening at 1:50 PM. Participants will hear stories of resilience and celebration across different eras, including notable figures like Wilde, Kate O’Brien, and modern trans writers. The tour is suitable for ages 16 and above. Tickets are available via Eventbrite, and refunds are permitted up to 7 days before the event.

Queer Literary Dublin – Walking Tour

A meetup event titled 'Queerer Than Fiction: So Gay For You' scheduled for Saturday, June 6, 2026, from 14:00 to 16:00. The event is organized by a private group and is focused on LGBTQ+ women and genderqueers. The location details are not explicitly provided, but the event is associated with Dublin.

Queerer Than Fiction: So Gay For You

LGBTQ+ Women & Genderqueers Dublin

The group will offer a safe, supportive space to connect with other queer women, share experiences, and explore personal growth together. Sessions will focus on topics like: Wellbeing & resilience, Relationships & boundaries, Sexuality & sexual health, Identity, community & self-advocacy, …and more, with group input shaping the discussions!

LBTQ+ Women's Peer Support Group

A support group for queer women to connect, share experiences, and discuss topics related to wellbeing, relationships, sexuality, and identity.

A bawdy and raucous pantomime presented by Acting Out, titled 'Cinderfella- A Fairy Tale with Happy Endings', taking place at Teachers Club in Ireland. The event features a sexy cast and is suitable for audiences over 16, offering a humorous and adult-themed twist on the classic fairy tale. The performances run from June 9 to June 12, 2026, with shows starting at 19:30 each evening.

Cinderfella- A Fairy Tale with Happy Endings

Join us to watch and celebrate an iconic queer film together!

Queer Film Club - Pride Edition!

A community event where people gather to watch and celebrate a famous queer film together.

Runners can pick up their packs ahead of the big day!

Dublin Pride Run - Race Pack Collection

A health and fitness event where runners can pick up their race packs before Dublin Pride Run.

The Queer Spectrum Film Festival 2026 is a celebration of LGBTQIA+ stories from migrants and queer people of colour worldwide, taking place from June 12th to 14th, 2026. Organized by Queer Asian Pride Ireland with support from Screen Ireland and community partners, it features films exploring themes of migration, desire, transition, and healing. The festival moves beyond traditional narratives to focus on resilience, belonging, and transformation, highlighting stories of becoming and resistance. The event includes screenings of various films, including opening and closing films, short film programs, and feature films, held at the Irish Film Institute in Dublin.

Irish Film Institute

Queer Spectrum Film Festival 2026

The race is on! Proceeds raised will directly support Outhouse's services.

Phoenix Park

Dublin Pride Run!

Dublin Front Runners AC

A running event in Phoenix Park celebrating Dublin Pride with the launch of the Dublin Pride Run 2026 t-shirt.

A karaoke event titled 'QUEERaoke at the Button Factory' taking place on June 12, 2026, from 18:00 to 22:00. Participants can sing loudly and proudly, celebrating LGBTQ+ culture. The event is hosted at the Button Factory in Toronto.

The Button Factory

QUEERaoke at the Button Factory

A multi-day music festival taking place from June 12 to June 14, 2026, at the Glendalough Estate in Wicklow, Ireland. The event features a diverse lineup of international and Irish artists across multiple genres, including headliners Caribou, Primal Scream, Father John Misty, and others. The festival offers a rich arts program with world premieres, artist-led performances, and unique installations, alongside food experiences and creative spaces. Attendees can enjoy a combination of live music, late-night club sets, and immersive art experiences in a scenic outdoor setting.

Glendalough Estate

Beyond the Pale 2026

Beyond the Pale

Including Drag Queen Story Time, face painting and fun for all the family!

Pride Family Fun Day

A family-friendly community event with drag story time, face painting, and fun activities.

Join the Cavan Pride March in Toronto on June 13, 2026, starting at 12:30 PM. Celebrate LGBTQ+ pride with a vibrant march through the city, promoting equality and diversity. The event is hosted by the local Pride Committee and will feature community groups, performances, and festivities. The march will commence at a designated location in Toronto, with further details available on the event webpage.

Join Dublin Gay Men's Chorus at TU Dublin for their new concert, "Proudly Ever After," featuring joyful Disney music that narrates the journey from boyhood to manhood. The event offers an uplifting performance with storytelling and nostalgia, celebrating identity and pride through song. The concert is scheduled for Saturday, June 13, 2026, starting at 3:00 PM at the TU Dublin Conservatoire Concert Hall, East Quad, Grangegorman Campus. Tickets are available at €20 (Early Bird) and €25 (Standard). A later show at 6:00 PM is also available. The event is sponsored by TU Dublin and Specsavers Rathmines.

Fidelity Bar & Studio

Dublin Gay Men's Chorus: Proudly Ever After — 3pm

Dublin Gay Men's Chorus

Join Dublin Gay Men's Chorus at TU Dublin for their new concert, 'Proudly Ever After,' featuring joyful and iconic Disney music that narrates the journey from boyhood to manhood. The event offers a heartwarming, uplifting performance with storytelling and nostalgia, celebrating identity, growth, and pride through song. The concert takes place on Saturday, June 13, 2026, starting at 3:00 PM at the TU Dublin Conservatoire Concert Hall, East Quad, Grangegorman Campus. Tickets are available at €20 (Early Bird) and €25 (Standard). A second performance at 6:00 PM is also available.

Dublin Gay Men's Chorus: Proudly Ever After

Join Dublin Gay Men's Chorus at TU Dublin for their new concert, 'Proudly Ever After,' featuring joyful and iconic Disney music that narrates the journey from boyhood to manhood. The event includes a heartwarming performance filled with nostalgia, storytelling, and magic, celebrating identity, growth, and pride through song. The concert is scheduled for Saturday, June 13, 2026, at 6:00 PM at the TU Dublin Conservatoire Concert Hall, East Quad, Grangegorman Campus. Tickets are available at €20 for early bird and €25 for standard, including booking fees.

Gate Theatre

Dublin Gay Men’s Chorus

Join the vibrant Dublin Pride Festival celebrating LGBTQ+ community with parades, music, and cultural events.

Dublin City Centre

Dublin Pride Festival 2026

Dublin Pride Hub

Annual Pride parade celebrating LGBTQ+ community with vibrant floats, music, and festivities.

Dublin Pride Parade 2026

Front Runners Dublin

Celebrating Asian LGBTQ+ communities in Ireland with a pride event.

Queer Asian Pride Ireland

Join us for Dublin Pride with a celebration of LGBTQ+ community, featuring performances, parades, and festivities.

Dublin Pride

Dublin Pride Committee

A LGBTQ+ tabletop gaming night to connect, play, and make friends.

Connect with fellow book lovers and dive into some insightful chats!

Outhouse Book Club Pride Edition

A community book club event for LGBTQ+ people to connect and discuss books.

A support group for LGBTQ+ people practicing or exploring consensual non-monogamous relationships to discuss communication, boundaries, and identity.

A powerful evening of live stories celebrating Pride, identity, and community. Sponsored by An Post.

Seanchoíche | Pride

A community event featuring live stories celebrating Pride, identity, and community.

On June 18, 2026, Paint By The Pints will host a virtual Pride event accessible via Zoom. Participants can join with family and friends, with kits available for purchase that include all necessary supplies and grant free access to the event. Alternatively, individuals can buy tickets for €10 each if they have their own materials. During the event, artist Charlie will guide attendees through creating a painting, ensuring an interactive and enjoyable experience suitable for all skill levels. The event emphasizes fun, creativity, and community celebration.

Paint By The Pints

Paint By The Pints Pride Event

The conference, organized by UCD's School of Irish, Celtic Studies and Folklore in partnership with AerachAiteachGaelach, will take place on June 18, 2026, from 09:00 to 18:00 at Trapdoor @ UCD, Dublin 4. It aims to explore LGBTQ+ Irish-language research and arts, bringing together researchers and artists for academic papers and artistic performances. Topics include queer Irish-language society, culture, poetry, drama, visual arts, and media, with the event conducted in Irish and English interpretation. Participants can present academic papers (20 minutes) or artistic pieces (15 minutes). The event encourages submissions related to themes such as Irish-language literature, theatre, poetry, and cultural studies, with a call for abstracts due by March 31, 2026, to jamie.murphy@ucd.ie.

An Chomhdháil Aiteach | Queer Irish-Language Conference

A discussion forum exploring queer topics and community issues.

Queer Talk

Experience the magic of Daniel O’Donnell live in concert… almost! Join Aoife for an absurdist autobiographical cabaret celebrating queer identity, growing up in Donegal, and their obsession with Wee Daniel. The show includes stories from their first meeting with Daniel as a baby to his surprise appearance at their mother’s funeral. This performance is a heartfelt tribute to the rural queer non-binary experience, mammies, and Daniel himself. The event runs all week at The New Theatre.

The New Theatre

An Evening With Wee Daniel

Take to the stage or cheer others on with music, poetry, and spoken word welcome!

Open Mic Night

A night of queer poetry, music, and spoken word in a relaxed and welcoming space.

Celebrate Pride Month with a journey through Dublin’s history, exploring stories of Ireland’s queer community from the Vikings to today. Enjoy afternoon tea while discovering iconic landmarks, colorful characters, and LGBTQ+ history. The event is family-friendly, alcohol-free, and welcomes all ages. It takes place on June 20th from 11:00 to 12:15 at Vintage Tea Trips, Stephen Court, Dublin 2. A portion of ticket sales supports Belong To – LGBTQ+ Youth Ireland. Tickets can be booked online.

Queer History of Dublin – Afternoon Tea Trip

Express Yourself! A day to get creative, embrace your style, and find your voice.

Get Ready For Pride!

A community event encouraging everyone to express themselves, get creative, and embrace their style.

Annual Pride parade celebrating LGBTQ+ community with floats, music, and festivities.

Rainbow Pride Parade 2026

An community event celebrating Irish culture and language, featuring fun activities, competitions with prizes, and inspired by Harlem's 1980s scene. The event includes games, creative expression, and a supportive atmosphere for the Irish-speaking community, organized by Queercal Comhrá in Dublin.

TRINITY COLLEGE

Bál Aiteach 2026

An Bál Aiteach is a lively community event celebrating Irish language culture, featuring fun games and inspired by Harlem's 1980s balls. The event runs from June 20 at 18:00 to June 21 at 12:00, with activities including various categories such as Gráinne Seodra, Táimse i mo chulaith, Tiocfaidh ár mbláth, and Seo mo Spás. It aims to provide an engaging and creative experience for the Irish-speaking community.

An Bál Aiteach

A celebration of traditional Irish music and culture during Pride Month, featuring performances and community events.

TRADfest 2026

Join the Drogheda Pride Main Event for a celebration of love, diversity, and community spirit in Drogheda. The event is scheduled for Saturday, June 20, 2026, starting at 20:00 and lasting approximately 4 hours. It is an in-person gathering organized by No Labels Events at McHughs, Drogheda. Attendees can enjoy vibrant colors, great vibes, and a festive atmosphere. The event promotes unity and community engagement, encouraging participation in a lively and inclusive environment.

McHughs

Drogheda Pride Main Event

No Labels Events

Join this Pride month for a journey through Dublin's history from the perspective of Ireland’s queer community, spanning from the Vikings to modern heroes. Enjoy afternoon tea delicacies while Leah guides you through the city's rich history, notable buildings, and vibrant LGBTQ+ characters. This event is alcohol-free, family-friendly, and open to all. Additionally, 10% of ticket sales will be donated to Belong To – LGBTQ+ Youth Ireland.

LGBTQ+ Events in Dublin

Today

Gay Men’s Circle – May 25

Live Music Night

Tomorrow

Dublin Outdoor Map Reading and Checkpoint Hunt

English Language Workshops

Wednesday, May 27, 2026

Unlocking Enterprise AI Productivity

Outhouse Book Club

Open Training Session

Waterford Pride 2026 Festival

Friday, May 29, 2026

Pride At Work Coffee Club – Waterford

Mayo Pride 2026

Letterkenny Pride 2026

Saturday, May 30, 2026

Wexford Pride Inside 2026

Wexford Pride Inside 2026

Wexford Pride Inside 2026

Not Dead Yet: Love, Romance & Intimacy in Later Life Bealtaine Festival

Jean-Georges {Dress Code: Fabulous!}

GLAM GIRLS COMMUNITY – LGBTQ+ NIGHT

The Many Classifications of Psychics and Mediums

GLAM GIRLS COMMUNITY – LGBTQ+ NIGHT

Heated Rivalry Club - Night 7 (Dublin)

Today

Gay Men’s Circle – May 25

Live Music Night

Tomorrow

Dublin Outdoor Map Reading and Checkpoint Hunt

English Language Workshops

Wednesday, May 27, 2026

Unlocking Enterprise AI Productivity

Outhouse Book Club

Open Training Session

Waterford Pride 2026 Festival

Friday, May 29, 2026

Pride At Work Coffee Club – Waterford

Mayo Pride 2026

Letterkenny Pride 2026

Saturday, May 30, 2026

Wexford Pride Inside 2026

Wexford Pride Inside 2026

Wexford Pride Inside 2026

Not Dead Yet: Love, Romance & Intimacy in Later Life Bealtaine Festival

Jean-Georges {Dress Code: Fabulous!}

GLAM GIRLS COMMUNITY – LGBTQ+ NIGHT

The Many Classifications of Psychics and Mediums

GLAM GIRLS COMMUNITY – LGBTQ+ NIGHT

Heated Rivalry Club - Night 7 (Dublin)

Take Dublin's queer scene with you