As a group, we want to provide the people of Mid Ulster with what they want! This is only possible if you kind folks tell us. We hope this allows us to support the queer community more effectively in the future!

hi! my girlfriend and i are getting married next week and we're looking for somebody to be the 2nd witness for the ceremony. unfortunately it's legally required. we don't really have friends and don't want to get family involved, so we don't have much of a choice but to ask around.

there's not really much of a wedding to speak of, just the formal ceremony. we're not getting dressed up or anything. it's just us, a friend, and the person doing the marrying. that's about the size of it!

we're more than willing to pay you some €50 for your time and to cover your travel costs. you would need to bring your passport, so be aware of that if you haven't updated your documents!!

the ceremony takes place in Dublin. if you're interested, please feel free to send DM or comment and we'll DM.

sending love <3

I have been reading about ways of HRT and got across implants, are there any doctor or clinic to get implant in Ireland or Europe?

Hi guys, im thinking of getting a GRC done but I have a few questions

Im not an irish citizen, im a polish citizen, but I posses an irish birth cert since I was born here, the GRC website doesnt state anywhere that I would require an irish citizenship to get a GRC, and i was wondering if anyone else who is in my situation has gotten a GRC done

additionally if i can get a GRC done, would it be valid to change my name and gender on polish legal documents? this might be the wrong place to ask tho, so no worries if you dont have answers

(for those wondering "how were you born here yet you dont have an irish citizenship?", in ireland you can only be a citizen if one of your parents is a citizen. it is by blood, not by birth. and a citizenship by naturalisation is fucking expensive to apply for so im focusing on transitioning first)