High lights of Dublin Pride
Live, Love, Laugh,

Pride is upon us

Yes, it’s that time of year when the LGBT community gets together and shows not just Dublin, but all of Ireland, how far we have come. It’s a time when we march together to highlight current issues. The March is on Saturday, 29th June at 2pm starting from Parnell Square and finishing at “Pride Village” on Merrion Square. This years Pride Village will be an event for all ages with a fun fair for the young and bar for over 18s.

It’s also a time when the community enjoys events celebrating the diverse nature of our rainbow society. Dance the night away on Dyke Night, which bring together women from all over the country (buy your tickets in advance here). Join the culture vulture for A Liberating Party, an exhibition by Tonie Walsh at the Ballyroan Library.

Below are the highlight of events that are happening in the run up to Pride:

Launch Party with B*Witched

Date:  21 June Friday
Time: 10pm
Place: The George
Price:  €10

A night to remember, celebrating Pride’s 30th Birthday & the festival launch night with a host of treats including B*Whitched Live on stage live @ mid night. First 50 guests get a free glass of wine & birthday cup cake.

Family Day

Date:  23 June Sunday
Time:  2pm
Place: Fairview Park (map)
Price:  Free

A great day out for all the family. With ribbons for the best dog in the Dog show, which has become a tradition. The usual games for young and old alike such as the egg and spoon, hand-bag toss & three leg.  Topped off with a bit of 5 aside soccer. Facebook event page click here

Our Family & the Law

Date:  25 June Tuesday
Time:  7pm
Place: Civic Offices (map)
Price:  Free

A public meeting with guest speakers from the political parties to discuss how to ensure equal rights, responsibilities and protections. Facebook event page click here

Geili

Date:  27 June Thursday
Time:  8pm
Place: Panti Bar
Price:  Free

A tradition at every year’s pride, it’s an exquisite culmination of Irish music and dance along with our very own Irish dancers and guest host. Facebook event page click here

Ceremony of love & remembrance

Date:  30 June Sunday
Time:  6pm
Place: Fairview Park

It is only fitting that this year as the 30th year of the Dublin Pride parade we remember Declan Flynn whose tragic murder was the catalyst for the first Pride Parade. We will meet at the newly renamed “Declan Flynn Memorial Bridge” to pay tribute to Declan & the other fall in.

Soapbox Session

Date:  22 June Saturday
Time: 1pm
Place: Outhouse
Price:  Free

A showcase event, highlighting LGBT mental health issues through performances, testimonials and entertainment. Tea & coffee reception afterwards. ‘Feel Good about Yourself at Pride’

Circus royale

Date:  24 June Monday
Time:  10pm
Place: The George
Price:  €5 after 11pm

Come one, Come all and feast your eyes on our fabulous live performance. Try your luck with our colourful carnival games. Tempt fate with our 7 deadly sins of shots.

Unplugged

Date:  26 June Wednesday
Time:  8pm
Place: Panti Bar
Price:  Free

Pride Unplugged is an opportunity for new and established talent to perform for a live audience in a relaxed friendly atmosphere.  Facebook event page click here 

Dyke Night

Date:  28 June Friday
Time:  10pm
Place: Sin (map)
Price:  €10 pre book, €15 @ door

The massively popular Dyke night hosted by Phil T Gorgeous will bring together entertainment and music to entertain all the gals . Pre-book your ticket though pay pal click here. Facebook event page click here

Shirley’s comedown til sundown post pride bingo

(Official Closing Party)

Date:  30 June Sunday
Time:  9pm
Place: The George
Price:  €5 after 10pm

Join Shirlo and the girlos in a post-Pride survivors’ party to wrap up Pride in style. Sunglasses optional.


Full Listing

There are over 60 events: See our website at dublinpride.ie

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