Gay area in dublin ireland
Jack Kenworthy( Queer Travel Veteran )
Queer travel expert Jack Kenworthy turns + capital adventures into your mentor for safe, vibrant, and inclusively fabulous global journeys.
Gay Dublin is a singular, vibrant and welcoming city—one of Europe’s fastest-growing destinations for LGBTQ tourists looking for alternatives to the normal Berlin / Amsterdam / London gay scenes.
But like any tourist to Dublin will discover, there is so much more to Dublin’s gay scene than just the traditional gay bars and club events.
A miniature capital with an outsized reputation, Dublin’s cosmopolitan outlook, embrace of diversity and multiculturalism and connection to all four corners of the globe make it an absolute pleasure to explore. Sure, there are more than a several stag parties to shun – but sophisticated elegance is surprisingly easy to find here… if you know where to look!
The beauty of Dublin as a travel destination lies in the fact that this is a transforming city – and territory – embracing a modern progre
The ultimate Dublin guide for LGBTQ travellers
While San Francisco might reasonably be considered the gay capital of the world, Ireland’s main city remains one of the best and friendliest cities for LGBTQ travellers to visit. Most people who are gay in Dublin will head over to the famous Temple Bar district, known for its excellent nightlife catering to all kinds of people. Visit during summer to experience some of the city’s best LGBTQ events, including film festivals and, of course, the unmissable Dublin Pride. (A trip to Ireland’s top beaches wouldn’t go amiss either). If it’s your first time visiting the city, be sure to check out our general guide to Dublin to get a sense of the best attractions in the area.
Is Dublin gay-friendly?
Dublin is a very gay-friendly city. Homosexuality was legalised in Ireland in and gay marriage was legalised in The legalisation of same-sex marriage was confirmed by a nationwide, widespread vote. This made Ireland the first country to legalise same-sex marriage by a popular vote. In Ireland, LGBTQ people hold be
City Tips
Dublin is known for its welcoming atmosphere and inclusive vibe, making it a comfortable and invigorating place to check in. The city hosts awesome LGBTQ+ events and festivals, prefer the Dublin Diverse Pride festival, which is one of Europe&#;s biggest Movement celebrations.
To help you make the most of your call on, we&#;ve put together a list of the best 5 bars in Dublin where you can experience the city&#;s vibrant LGBTQ+ scene. These bars are not just fantastic places to savor a drink, but also hubs of LGBTQ+ culture and community. Get ready to have an amazing time exploring Dublin&#;s gay-friendly nightlife!
1. PantiBar
PantiBar opened in by owner Panti (who later opened Pennylane in ). Known for its lively atmosphere and welcoming vibe, it&#;s a favourite among the LGBTQ+ society for drag shows and cabaret performances featuring the epic Panti Bliss. The bar&#;s inclusive environment makes it a must-visit for both locals and tourists looking to encounter Dublin&#;s vibrant same-sex attracted scene. And don’t miss the bar’s own beer, the Panti’s pale ale! Join us at PantiBar, not just
Highlights
- Private Guided Tour of the Guinness Storehouse followed by the Connoisseur Experience
- The Brown Thomas Personal Shopping Experience
- Private Pub Tour of Galway
- Red Carpet Private tour of National Stud & Japanese Gardens
Dublin, Kilkenny, Kerry, Clare, Kildare
Experience Overview
On 23 May , Ireland became the first state to legalise same sex marriage through a nationwide referendum. The Irish Pride community is very welcoming. There are parades and festivals during Gay Pride in all Irish cities and many smaller towns. If your go to 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.
Playwright Oscar Wilde, TV presenter Graham Norton, writer Colm Toibin, celeb milliner Philip Treacy and gay rights activist and performer Rory O’Neill (Panti) are just a few famous queer Irish celebrities.
Ireland’s Minister for Health, Leo Varadkar, came out recently on a widespread radio show and the recent passing of the Same Sex M