Dublin

“I never expected to anything like this in my life,” an older lesbian said. “30 years ago I couldn’t do this.”

It started with 900 protesters marching after a gay man was brutally murdered and his killers walked free. Now 60,000 people attend.

“Dublin is a diverse, welcoming, and inclusive city,” the mayor said. Just don’t expect them to show it.

The Pride Bus picked up dads who wanted to surprise their kids and go to Pride with them.

One of the victims turned to GoFundMe because of his extensive facial and dental injuries.

Now this is creative.

Language in support of LGBT relationships was also removed, in a move that is drawing criticism from many, including a former president.

He said if no one hires him for his disgusting “accomplishments,” it’s religious discrimination. So he sued an employment agency for telling him. Of course.

The bar was covered in anti-gay slurs.

A startling announcement by the Dublin’s archbishop: he is not sending seminarians to the national seminary after “strange goings-on.”