The sci-fi drama came to a climatic end this month, and with it we say farewell to one of the strongest representations of an LGBT relationship on TV. Cosima and Delphine (Cophine) were a couple that weren’t given the usual lesbian treatment on screen. Their relationship had its ups and downs, but as actress Évelyne Brochu said: “I think it’s pretty cool that the main romantic focus is that it’s two girls in love with each other and that their main problem is not that they’re two girls”.
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This month take an in-depth look at the problems and issues facing Irish LGBT+ young people in our annual Youth issue in collaboration with BeLonG To.
In our featured interview, Roscommon's own Xnthony talks fake authenticity, rural queerness and rebranding ahead of his Dublin Fringe show, The Power of Wow. Huge misinformation exists amongst young people around HIV transmission and it's all because of a lack of suitable sexual education in Irish schools, writes Ralph Hurley O'Dwyer. Members of trans youth group IndividualiTy tells us about their ups and downs after a decade mentoring and supporting trans kids.
BeLonG To's Drugs and Alcohol Worker Ger Roe shares his experiences of helping LGBT+ young people feel empowered, and to become agents of social change. Aifric Ni Chríodáin reports on the HSE's rolling out of the HPV vaccine among gay and bisexual men. Our Budding Burning Issues survey throws up some interesting facts around the opinions of our youngest community members,
Plus all the best in news, edutainment, gossip, food and much more.