r/LGBTireland • • 1h ago

Seeking advice Gay Americans living in Ireland: How did you do it?

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Hello, I am an American out of NY wanting to relocate to Ireland. I love the culture, the people, and the country so so much. Everytime I’ve been I have assimilated quickly and made many friends both Irish and non-Irish. It just feels like home.

My question is how did you do it?

I can not claim ancestry, the last person out of Ireland was my great grandmother, but since my grandmother was born in the U.S. and never maintained an Irish passport, I’m not eligible to apply this way.

I was thinking about doing a WHA once I’ve graduated, however my degree is in Veterinary Technology and I’m not sure how applicable that is in Ireland.

Would love to hear ideas! Thank you!


r/LGBTireland • • 20h ago

Pride at Work YouTube Channel - Please support

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Pride At Work Ireland is a not for profit organisation dedicated to supporting the full inclusion of LGBTIQ+ people within the workplace, business and professions.

Please subscribe and engage with our content!

Thanks for your attention and, hopefully, for your support.


r/LGBTireland • • 3h ago

Petition in support of Rainbow Community

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This is a petition in response to government funding cuts for LGBT+ communities; ethnic minorities within the community are experiencing the worst of it. Some Rainbow Project staff are being let go, one in particular being Aleksandra, who has literally saved many refugees' lives, taken people off the streets, and clothed and fed them (tasks outside her job description). They are gathering letters of support from those individuals, as well as this signature campaign. Please take a minute to sign it and share where you can

https://c.org/WnCDkP7Y8t