Capital city in County Dublin, Ireland
Is Dublin LGBTQ+ friendly?
Is Dublin LGBTQ+ friendly?
Open and welcoming since the 2015 marriage referendum, with a social scene around George's Street and a big June Pride.
LGBTQ+ laws in Ireland
Widely accepting since the 2015 marriage referendum; Dublin has an established scene. Rural areas are more reserved but rarely hostile.
| Status | |
|---|---|
| Same-sex relationships legal | Yes |
| Same-sex marriage | Yes |
| Civil unions or partnerships | Yes |
| Legal gender change | Yes |
| Anti-discrimination law | Yes |
The scene in Dublin
Where to go
- South William Street and George's Street
- The George (Dame Street)
Events
- Dublin Pride (June)
LGBTQ+ friendliness across Ireland
Quick answers
Is Dublin safe for LGBTQ+ travelers?
Open and welcoming since the 2015 marriage referendum, with a social scene around George's Street and a big June Pride.
Is same-sex marriage legal in Ireland?
Yes.
Where are the LGBTQ+ areas in Dublin?
South William Street and George's Street; The George (Dame Street)
More about Dublin
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Sources
- ILGA World: legal frameworks
- Irish Immigration Service: Coming to visit Ireland
- GOV.UK: Ireland travel advice
- Transport for Ireland
- Dublin Airport
- Visit Dublin
- Mater Misericordiae University Hospital
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