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When the first Belfast Pride was held in 1991, a handful of people took part.

Spurred by a rise in hate crime in the region, The MAC has been collaborating with five charities to open the museum to minority groups

The move is due to an IRFU ban on transgender women in female contact rugby.

POLITICIANS across the political spectrum in Northern Ireland have condemned a 'sinister' security alert in which a hoax device wrapped in a Pride flag was left outside a councillor's home. It was one of two similar devices found in the Hopefield Avenue area of Portrush, which the Alliance Party said targeted serving councillor Peter McCully

Controlled explosions have been carried out on two suspicious devices by ammunition technical officers in Portrush as a day long security alert ended.

A number of homes in Portrush area have been evacuated following the discovery of a second suspicious object in the area, police have confirmed.

A number of homes in Portrush area have been evacuated following the discovery of a second suspicious object in the area, police have confirmed.

An Alliance councillor whose home was targeted in a hoax security alert said he will not be deterred from his work.

Northern Ireland secretary Chris Heaton-Harris has once again called for a return to power sharing at the PinkNews Belfast reception.

The DUP has been criticised for not attending an annual LGBTQIA+ event at Stormont on Wednesday evening, after MLA Pam Cameron pulled out of the discussion due to feeling unwell.