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Outhouse LGBTQ+ Centre

Safe space for LGBTQ+ people, with community café, social and cultural events, resources and support services, a queer library, theatre and meeting spaces.

Address: 105 Capel Street D01 R290
Hours: Tue 2-9PM, Wed-Fri noon-9PM, Sat noon-6PM
Website: outhouse.ie (opens in a new tab)

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