Four young transgender people on growing up, coming out and being accepted

Books about choosing a spouse ‘extremely popular’ at World Meetings of Families exhibit

Government issues formal apology to men criminalised prior to legal change in 1993

Vital young people make their voices heard in the debate, Yes campaign meeting told

The fact that the Irish suffered discrimination is lost on many Irish-Americans today

A-list actors can stipulate that ‘the world onscreen looks like the world we live in’

In 2010 survey, 9% of men who had sex with men identified as neither gay nor bisexual

Kath & Kim actor Magda Szubanski says ‘wedge politics’ poisoned debate Down Under

Conservative taoiseach-elect is evidence of how broad a church LGBT community is

Clergy closely reject bishops’ document calling for continued ban on gay marriage

An Irish social worker’s journey of understanding and the testimony of a trans man: ‘The hardest bit at first was saying it out loud’

State law restricting bathroom access for transgender people has drawn months of protests

Only 8% of LGBT teens feel schools are safe despite marriage referendum result

Gay rights activist Peter Tatchell describes ruling as ‘defeat for freedom of expression’

Ruth Davidson delivers Amnesty lecture in Belfast on marriage equality

If ever there was a painful reminder that our LGBT+ family is still under attack and constant persecution, it was the heinous murder of 49 LGBT+ people in Orlando

White House announces trip as thousands gather in Florida for candlelight vigil

Media must accept the US mass shooting was both a terrorist and a homophobic assault

Executive agrees with removal so decision now unlikely to be challenged by DUP

Lifetime ban will be formally removed on September 1st, says Minister

Lawyer quotes example of NI firms printing election messages they did not associate with

US president finds a welcome modern application for 1916 Proclamation

Lavender & Green Alliance fought for 25 years for parade to be opened to gay groups

Bill de Blasio ends his two year boycott of the parade following lift of ban on gay groups

With 96% of schools under religious control, community national schools say they offer a way around the ‘baptism barrier’

Religious schools may no longer prioritise ethos over workplace protections for staff

Support for activists in North accelerated by May’s historic Yes decision in the Republic

Fitzgerald to sign commencement order on the referendum result on November 16th

10-day trip, which includes Blarney Castle and Cliffs of Moher, will cost €5,150 per person

Registration event involving gardaí called off after backlash from No campaigners

Nóirín O’Sullivan says it was not appropriate that garda was part of Yes side photocall

Senator tells Fine Gael LGBT meeting about difficulties faced by son Michael coming out

Drinks giant withdrew support of parade due to refusal to allow an LBGT group take part

Protests over bill that equality campaigners say will lead to discrimination

Head of school says some parents had not wanted their sons at ShoutOut forum

For most in LGBT community coming out is a positive experience but problems remain

Minister for Health has ‘open invitation to come to Panti Bar, says gay rights campaigner

New health guidelines exclude those with ‘disorders of sexual preference’

By-election and presidential rules vote also announced

Taoiseach’s appearance in Pantibar showed a widening acceptance of LGBT issues