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Transphobia: "I'm more cautious around groups of people now"

Opinion: Alexandra Day writes about the lasting effects of transphobia, and how simple acts of kindness can counter them.

living • 13 Dec 19

Jonathan Van Ness attends the 2019 MTV Video Music Awards at Prudential Center on August 26, 2019.

Jonathan Van Ness on Queer Eye, self-love and living with HIV

Earlier this morning, Ryan Tubridy had the opportunity to speak with Queer Eye star, Over the Top author, and Getting Curious podcaster extraordinaire Jonathan Van Ness.

living • 22 Oct 19

There are many supports that parents can reach out to. Photo: Getty

Irish parents on supporting their transgender children in school

What do you do if your child comes out as transgender in school, and how do you support them? We spoke to the parents of two young transgender people to find out.

living • 05 Dec 19

Don't miss RTÉ Player's unmissable show on gay conversion therapy

Converted, will highlight the stories of four men who have had first-hand experience with these practices, including counselling and exorcism.

living • 15 Oct 19

6 of the most fabulous drag queens to follow on Instagram

RuPaul's Drag Race UK is available to watch today and we all need a bit more glitter, glamour, and drama in our lives.

living • 03 Oct 19

Fashion can be a means to show the world how you want to be seen. Photo: Getty

How to shop for clothes as a trans or non-binary person

Writer and trans-activist Alexandra Day shares her top tips for clothes shopping in Ireland as a trans and non-binary person.

Fashion • 07 Mar 23

Victoria's Secret hire first transgender model as boss steps down

The lingerie empire - recently hit with multiple controversies - is seemingly overhauling its reputation, as the CMO Ed Razek announced his departure in a company-wide email yesterday.

Fashion • 06 Aug 19

The new feature is the latest LGBT+ policy rolled out by the company

Tinder to alert LGBT+ users in places with discriminatory laws

The 'Traveler Alert' feature will warn LGBT+ travelers when they enter countries where their dating preferences may put them at risk of harassment or legal persecution.

living • 25 Jul 19

How do you celebrate Pride when you exist between the binaries? Photo: Getty

Opinion: When are you LGBT+ enough to go to Pride?

Existing between binaries in the LGBT+ community can be difficult at the best of times, but as Pride celebrations continue around the world, this becomes more pronounced, writes Felix O'Connor.

living • 05 Dec 19

Don't know your gender fluid from your non-binary? Read on.

An introductory guide to LGBT+ terms

Although June is officially Pride month, Pride events the world over continue throughout the summer, giving endless amounts of people along the sexual orientation spectrum an opportunity to embrace their sexuality.

living • 05 Jul 19

Opinion: What it's like to be transgender in Ireland today

The first thing Alexandra Day's father said on hearing she was trans was that he loved her and would always support her. He immediately followed this up by asking "What does transgender mean?"

living • 26 Jun 19

Rural LGBT+ youth face hurdles when it comes to self-expression

Rural youth group march first Dublin Pride - with rainbow tractor

As Macra na Feirme, the rural youth organisation, march in the Dublin Pride Parade for the first time in its 75-year history, the organisation's Chief Executive explains why this is important for the LGBT+ community.

living • 01 Jul 19

Your ultimate Pride outfit doesn't have to break the bank. Photo: Getty

Your sustainable guide to shopping for Pride 2019

Pride Festival is much like a music festival - anything goes when it comes to fashion - so take this opportunity to get to grips with second-hand fashion, writes Sarah Magliocco.

Fashion • 27 Jun 19

Rory O'Neill on Panti, Pride and life with HIV

Drag queen, gay rights activist and bar owner Rory O'Neill joined Kathryn Thomas on RTÉ Radio 1 to speak about the Rainbow Revolution Trail.

living • 26 Jun 19

Stock image, photo posed by model. Photo: Getty

Shawna Scott: Non-monogamous relationships deserve respect

Opinion: Sex educator Shawna Scott on why she believes Ireland needs to celebrate and recognise non-traditional relationships.

living • 04 Mar 22

Shawna Scott: Social media algorithms are hurting LGBTQ content

Social media algorithms are largely affecting accounts belonging to women and the LGBTQ community.

living • 07 Dec 21

Coming out is an emotional moment, for child and parent

How to support a teen who is coming out

Liz Connor asks experts to share advice on how parents can make the coming out process easier for LGBTQ teens.

Parenting • 30 Jan 19

Decriminalising Homosexuality: 25 Years on

Last week, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar branded the prosecution of gay men in Ireland in the 1970's and 1980's "a cruel form of entertainment", in a speech made before the Dáil.

living • 03 Oct 19

My Trans Life: "You're going to learn a lot"

How much do you know about transgender Irish people?

A new two-part RTÉ documentary series, My Trans Life, looks at the lives of 5 Irish transgender people. Three of the documentary's participants – Dylan, Lily and Jamie – joined Ray D'Arcy in studio.

RTÉ Radio 1 • 25 May 18

Elton John is probably the man with the most impressive selection of glasses on earth.

Elton John: 70 Years of Fabulous Fashion

A legend turns 70! Elton John - the man who has been rockin' an endless number of iconic outfits over decades - celebrates his birthday today! Join us in checking out his fab fashion moments,

elton john • 25 Mar 17

Vogue Williams' new series, On the Edge, starts Tuesday 8th November at 9.30pm on RTE2. She got chatting to Ray D'Arcy about her experience with the trans community while filming the show.

Vogue's On the Edge over Controversial topic

Vogue Williams' new series, On the Edge, is on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player. She spoke to Ray D'Arcy about her experience with the trans community while filming the show.

vogue williams • 09 Nov 16

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