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# GLEN

This year
2023
Glen withdraw appeal against Kilmacud's All-Ireland club final win
The club have stated they “do not believe the conditions exist for a replay to be contested.”
Kilmacud lodge appeal against All-Ireland club final replay decision
The GAA’s Central Appeals Committee confirmed its receipt of the appeal in a statement this afternoon.
'It would have been completely wrong' - GAA boss defends handling of club final saga
Tom Ryan says direct interference with the CCCC’s handling of the controversy would have been ‘the worst thing we could possibly do.’
Replay decision made but twists remain in sorry All-Ireland club final saga
Kilmacud Crokes have three days to appeal the CCCC’s decision that the game should be replayed.
Decision from GAA's CCCC on Glen-Kilmacud club final is expected tomorrow
Both clubs attended a hearing of the full CCCC committee in Croke Park tonight.
Glen players named in Derry team, Kilmacud set to counter object
Conor Glass and Ethan Doherty are due to start tomorrow’s Allianz Football League opener against Limerick.
All-Ireland club final mess grows as Glen-Kilmacud saga looks set to rumble on
Both sets of players and their clubs have found themselves in a sticky spot.
Glen to object to All-Ireland final outcome over extra Kilmacud players
The game in Croke Park came under scrutiny as the Dublin side had 17 players on the pitch.
'The GAA's reputation is at stake' - Joe Brolly criticises handling of club final controversy
The Derry All-Ireland winner believes a replay should be ordered between Kilmacud Crokes and Glen.
Glen to seek 'clarification from GAA' over Kilmacud extra players on pitch
There was controversy over the amount of Kilmacud players on the pitch during injury-time.
Malachy O'Rourke on Kilmacud extra players: 'I just think we'll accept we got beat on the day'
The Derry champions lost out by two points in Croke Park.
Kilmacud make amends to hold on against Glen and claim All-Ireland glory
The Dublin champions ran out two-point victors.
Derry's Glen reach historic first All-Ireland final after showdown with Moycullen
A final against Dublin’s Kilmacud Crokes awaits.
Last year
2022
Glen dethrone All-Ireland champions Kilcoo and land first Ulster title
Malachy O’Rourke’s side were 1-12 to 1-6 winners today.
Late Tallon penalty adds gloss as Glen edge out Cargin to reach Ulster final
The two favourites, Glen and Kilcoo, will meet in the decider.
Malachy O'Rourke's Glen come good in exciting clash after Canavan class inspired Errigal
A four-point win for the Derry champions.
All time
Johnston goal key as Down's Kilcoo claim major win in Ulster club against Derry's Glen
They’ll play Derrygonnelly in January’s Ulster final.
Malachy O'Rourke steers Derry's Glen to victory over Scotstown in Ulster clash
The new Derry champions had nine points to spare.
Former AFL player and Monaghan boss combining for historic Derry club glory
Conor Glass on the impact made by Watty Grahams manager Malachy O’Rourke.
'Mismanaged and not viable': LGBT charity to face investigation into financial 'irregularities'
The charity announced last week that it was to cease operations.
LGBT charity Glen to cease operations
Reduced staffing levels, no financial reserves and diminishing public trust all contributed to the decision.
LGBT charity orders full review of services in light of Charities Regulator review
The charity is being reviewed by Charities Regulator.
Co-founder of LGBT charity resigns, says he received support worth €11.5k but paid funds back
Kieran Rose said he should have made the board aware of the arrangement at the time.
Transactions worth €60k 'not recorded correctly' in accounts of LGBT charity
The outgoing CEO has detailed some of the irregularities that prompted her to report Glen to the charities regulator.
Glen 'satisfied' there has been 'no misappropriation of funds' after issues reported to regulator
A report in this morning’s Sunday Business Post revealed that the charity is under review for irregularities regarding its finances.
Calls for new hate crime laws as people report assaults and violence because of sexuality
The RCNI’s new report launched today looks at LGBT survivors of sexual violence.
Poll: Do LGBT students need to be better protected in schools?
A new survey has shown that a majority of young LGBT people have self-harmed.
LGBT teenagers are three times more likely to attempt suicide
A new survey shows that LGBT teenagers have higher levels of anxiety and depression.
Schools advised to have gender neutral toilets and uniforms to support transgender pupils
New guidelines have been launched to help schools support LGBT students.
Irish dentists refusing to treat HIV positive patients 'adds to stigma'
The “worrying” levels of HIV diagnoses have been discussed at the Oireachtas Health Committee. There are set to be more cases of HIV in Ireland in 2015 than in any other year.
Blue powder and 'Goodbye' note sent to office of gay rights group
Emergency services have now given the all clear.
'His courage will inspire many others who would like to be open about who they are'
Minister Leo Varadkar’s announcement that he is a gay man ‘won’t change his work in Government’, a fellow Minister has said.
Average age of HIV diagnosis for gay and bisexual men has fallen to 32
Committee on Health and Children today, who will be focusing on advances in testing opportunities for HIV and enhancing engagement with health services,
Graduates can now find out about companies that are inclusive to LGBT people
There’ll be an exhibit for LGBT graduates at today’s gradireland career fair.
Gay rights group gives cautious welcome to change in discrimination laws
Section 37 could be scrapped soon, allowing gay teachers to live open lives.
How Albert Reynolds made Ireland a fairer place for gay people
Reynolds’ government presided over the fist steps towards ending discrimination against the gay and lesbian community.
Ireland drops to 22nd in Europe for legal equality for LGBTI people
Today is International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia.
RTÉ Guide cover ‘a symbol of acceptance’
The Celebrity Masterchef contestant-and-newsreader Aengus MacGrianna is now gracing the cover of Ireland’s most popular telly guide…
There were 429 civil partnerships in the state last year
Of these, 263 couples were male and 166 were female as GLEN describes the couples as “pioneers”.
20 years ago homosexuality was decriminalised, but not everyone was happy...
Paul McGrath of Fine Gael at the time spoke against the bill and said he was concerned what impact it would have on society as a whole.