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Sunday 16 May 2021
Both complaints were rejected by the BAI.
An Bord Pleanála has granted permission for the sign citing “cultural significance”.
The backlit sign has fallen foul of planning rules.
She’s currently sitting just ahead of Mark Zuckerberg.
The true queen shall address her nation.
Rory O’Neill doesn’t think so.
A new documentary looks at Panti Bliss and the story of marriage equality in Ireland.
The homeless crisis, Kevin McGuigan’s murder and suicides linked to the Ashley Madison hack had people talking.
“It’s a beautiful landmark for an often overlooked street.”
We have an awful lot of work to do…
TheJournal.ie just joined Panti on a triumphant walk through Dublin city centre.
O’Brien said she’d like to face Panti in a public debate.
The Yes side has launched a new website urging people to contribute video messages.
I am fed up with being worried about other people’s reactions. My new year’s resolution is to hold my boyfriend’s hand when we walk down the street.
Minister Varadkar is the first government minister to publicly announce that he is gay.
The talk received a standing ovation from the crowd.
The image of the head of government in a gay bar – once an utterly unimaginable event – sends a powerful signal to all of society about the status of LGBT people in our society.
He said the post was never meant to be seen by the public.
Panti, aka Rory O’Neill, was back with Brendan last night.
Among other people. She won an award for her anti-homophobia activism during Pantigate.
Experiencing homophobia in all forms, while being in fear of their work, job and career. These five teachers tell their stories…
New trailer from The Queen of Ireland doc shows how Rory O’Neill as Panti “spoke the truth above the heads of the political classes, straight to the people of Ireland”.
Here’s how you can.
A study has found that the vast majority of gay men see the risk of contracting HIV as unlikely, even as diagnosis rates have increased.
The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland said that making an apology was an editorial decision and not one for them to decide upon.
An interview in today’s Sunday Independent has generated much debate.
Earlier, his alter-ego Panti made an appearance at the St Pat’s For All parade in Queens.
He’s certainly an able spokes-man.*
Homophobia can be expressed overtly – but it can also be casual, insidious and suffocating. Here, six teenagers tell their stories.
A music video for the remix of Panti’s Noble Call was uploaded to YouTube over the weekend.
Rory O’Neill – aka Panti – also revealed that more than one political party has approached him about running.
RTÉ would do well to remember the story of Jurgen Klinsmann’s dive in the 1990 World Cup and the effect that had on schoolboy footballers for years to come.
The recent homophobia controversy, the peace process, and the economy were all discussed at the Sinn Féin Ard Fheis in Wexford today.
Solicitor Kevin Brophy claimed RTÉ’s version was “grossly misleading”, adding that Waters proposed the charitable donation.
Pantigate continues to spread across the world.
TDs from across the house questioned RTÉ’s handling of the affair, but Pat Rabbitte says he won’t interfere.
Two of the Dáil’s openly gay TDs spoke passionately about their experiences of homophobic abuse as deputies debated the Panti Bliss controversy this evening.
Guess what? Traditional media no longer gets to dictate we can (or should) care about – as Panti Bliss, Pussy Riot and a host of other activists and individuals have proved, writes Lisa McInerney.
THE EUROVISION IS set to come back with a bang this week as the Netherlands hosts the 65th edition of the song contest.
With Covid-19 very much still with us, the contest won’t be held in the same way as it has done in previous years. But there will be an audience in the Ahoy Arena in Rotterdam as 39 countries vie for the crown.
Love it or loathe it, the contest remains hugely popular – over 180 million people tuned in to watch the final in 2019.
Lesley Roy will represent Ireland with the song Maps. She’ll be performing in Tuesday’s semi-final in a bid to take part in the main night on Saturday.
We want to know: Will you watch the Eurovision this week?
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Enjoy a section from a new work by an Irish author this Sunday morning.
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