Pride is here! So here is everything that you need to know about Pride 2024 which will take over Dublin this weekend.
It’s time to SHINE bright this Saturday, June 29th as Dublin plays host to the annual Pride March. The parade which takes place every June in the capital is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2024.
The march will begin at noon on O’Connell Street. According to the Dublin Pride website if you would like to join the parade by yourself or with your friends and family you can simply just join in no registration is needed. A full guide about finding your place and important details regarding the event are available
Unfortunately, both the Index, and Lost Lane venues are already sold out on Eventbrite, however, the National Museum venue is still selling tickets. The event begins at 4pm and has a flamboyant host of acts lined up to show their pride. If you want to get your hands on a
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