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Ireland Gay Friends - Gives you the opportunity to find gay guys that are living near to you.
Gay in Ireland - A list for people to get to know others from Ireland both North and South. A place to exchange information and to meet new friends.
LGB-SE-IRL - A list for the lesbian, gay and bisexual community in South East Ireland hosted by WIT GLAM Society.
Quirl - Mailing list for gay and bisexual women and their friends in or from Ireland.
IQC - List for anything of interest to Irish and queer.
Outdoors Eire - Aims to organise events and outings outside of the pubs and clubs for Irish gay men and women.
Irish Queer Studies - Mailing list for those interested in academic matters, and debate of a lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgendered nature.
Gay Irish - Mailing list for gay men and women of Ireland and those gay Irish living abroad.
Unhappy Being Bi or Gay Male - Mailing list for people who are having trouble coming to terms with gay desires.
Anonymous Irish Gay Men's Support Group - Set-up to help ease the burden of being a concealed gay man in Ireland.
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