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Listings - Organisations - Supports

Dublin & The East

ACT UP Dublin Individuals united in anger and committed to direct action to end the HIV crisis.

W: www.actupdublin.com E: act.up.dublin@gmail.com

Acting OutPerformance group drawn from LGBTQ+ community in Dublin. W: www.actingoutgroup.com

Alcoholics Anonymous Ireland
W: www.alcoholicsanonymous.ie

Belong ToSupport, youth groups and counselling for LGBTQ+ youth. 13 Parliament St. Temple Bar, Dublin 2.

W: www.belongto.org T: (01) 670 6223

Inc. IndividualiTY For trans and non-binary youth / The Ladybirds For LBT gals and non-binary pals / Drug and Alcohol Service E: drugsoutreach@belongto.org

Bi+ Ireland Creating a space where bi+ people can make friends and access peer support.

W: www.biireland.com E: biirelandnetwork@gmail.com

Black Queer Book ClubA safe space for Black queer people to read/grow in community.

Insta: @black.queerbookclub
E: blackqueerbookclub@gmail.com

Dining Out Ireland Organisation A social dinner club for gay men. E: info@diningoutireland.org
W: www.meetup.com/gay-diningout-ireland/

Dublin Gaymers LGBTQ+ people can make new friends and play some games. FB: DublinGaymers
Discord: https://discord.com/invite/E29RQxV
E: dublingaymers@gmail.com

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