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Find the best gay bars, dance clubs, gay-rated hotels, gay saunas, gay events and more in Ireland. Check reviews, photos, and more on Gay Ireland beckons with its charm, resilience, and warmth, offering LGBTQ+ wanderers not just picturesque destinations but heartwarming encounters that stay with them long after the trip is over.

Uncover the magic of Ireland, where every rainbow leads to a pot of golden experiences. From friendly bars and terrific club nights to sea swims and organised hikes, LGBTQ+ visitors to Dublin will have plenty to do in a welcoming and safe environment. Dublin is one of the safest and friendliest cities in the world for the LGBTQ+ community.

Ireland has a warm welcome for LGBTQ+ visitors and you'll find lots to see and do around the island, from lively pubs and clubs to fascinating exhibitions that tell the stories of Ireland's queer community. LGBTQ+ life on the island of Ireland is made up of persons who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or otherwise. There was all-party support in for the Civil Partnership Bill, introduced by the Fianna Fáil / Green government which provided for legal recognition for the relationships of same-sex couples.

On 23 May , Ireland became the first country to legalise same sex marriage through a nationwide referendum. The Irish Pride community is very welcoming.

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There are parades and festivals during Gay Pride in all Irish cities and many smaller towns. If your visit to Dublin coincides with the first Saturday of the month then a visit to the Excise Bar Affinity 4 Girls is a must! If you are a LGBT member these towns should be on your list. There are also a number of clubs that take place on different nights of the week. The show kicks off at 9pm followed by DJ Karen until the early hours.

Ireland has come a long way in the last few years and on this tour you will see a different side of a modern, forward-looking Ireland and have plenty of fun along the way! Welcome to Ireland! Upon your arrival to Dublin airport, private transfer to your hotel. Once arrived, spend the rest of the day to unwind relax and acclimatize. Explore Irish capital with your private guide. Your tour will also include some Oscar Wilde based visits.

The Wilde family lived there from until The house is now home to the American College, who took over the building in You will have then the afternoon to enjoy the city by yourself. What about an exclusive shopping experience at Brown Thomas? Enjoy a luxurious, relaxing space that is exclusively yours, while the team of personal shoppers bring the store to you. Whatever your needs or your personal style, your dedicated personal shoppers have the fashion knowledge, style expertise and in particular, the time, to find you the perfect solution.

Whether you require a look for a special occasion, an entire wardrobe make-over or simply a gift for a loved one, Brown Thomas will tailor everything to your personal and individual needs. This morning meet your driver-guide who will be with you for the rest of the trip. Leave the Irish capital behind and make your way to Kerry by way of the Medieval city of Kilkenny. In Kilkenny enjoy a tour through the craftworkers studios of the valleys of the Nore and Barrow to Woodstock House, which is the home of an enduring emblem of Sapphic friendship.

Kenmare is a smaller less frenetic town than its neighbour Killarney, and a tiny bit classier. They are all now organic farmers, film directors or writers. If Killarney is the preferred destination, the town has magnificent views of the lakes and mountains. During this day, you will discover the real beauty of the Ring of Kerry. Considered one of the most beautiful destinations to explore in Ireland.

The Ring of Kerry offers dramatic landscapes of wild rugged coastline, golden beaches, glistening lakes, picturesque villages and spectacular mountain ranges. It is run by former magazine publisher and socialite Noelle Campbell-Sharpe. Today, explore the Dingle Peninsula. This dramatic and beautiful region is littered with archaeological wonders. The peninsula has something to offer to everyone including sandy beaches safe for swimming, walking routes for all abilities, a thriving Irish language community, a rich musical tradition, fine dining, sea angling, arts and film festivals, talented crafts-persons and some of the best surfing in Ireland.