Belfast Pride

Belfast Pride is one of the biggest annual festivals in the city and, according to its organisers, the largest LGBT+ festival on the island of Ireland, culminating in a city centre parade championing equality and celebrating the lives and culture of the LGBT+ community. The first Belfast Pride event was held in 1991.

PSNI praises ‘record numbers’ at Belfast Pride while highlighting importance of reporting hate crime

The PSNI has recognised the significance of the Belfast Pride parade as it said this year’s event was the “largest Pride” ever.

Belfast Pride takes place in the City Centre for the first time in three years. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye

Thousands of people fill the streets with colour as Belfast Pride returns with largest parade

Thousands of people have taken part in the first Belfast Pride parade in three years, held on Saturday.

The Pride parade outside Belfast City Hall in 2018

Ulster Rugby and GAA line out for Belfast Pride parade

Ulster Rugby and GAA representatives will take part in Belfast’s Pride parade on Saturday.

A rebranded police car for pride in Belfast city centre (Photo by Ellie McAuley for Belfast Telegraph)

PSNI Belfast Pride branded vehicle spotted ahead of weekend’s main parade event

A new PSNI vehicle which has been rebranded for Belfast Pride has been spotted ahead of the city’s main parade on Saturday afternoon.

A rainbow over Spanish City in Whitley Bay in North Tyneside, Tyne and Wear. Picture date: Thursday July 14, 2022.

Northern Ireland Met Office forecast mild temperatures but unsettled conditions by the weekend

Temperatures will remain mild over the next few days, but the Met Office has warned overcast and rainy conditions are on the way for the weekend.

Belfast Pride in 1996, just five years after the first march in 1991.

The BelTel: The story of Belfast Pride - from RUC stings to street parades

Tens of thousands of people now take part in the Belfast Pride as the annual celebration of the LGBT+ community.

LGBTQI-supporting Christians at the Belfast Pride parade in 2009 (Pic: Jonathan Porter / Presseye)

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Gareth Hanna Opinion Why it’s time more NI Christians came out as LGBTQ+ affirming

I was once asked to give a talk to a Christian youth group on ‘the LGBT issue’. I could say whatever I wanted, I was assured… as long as I “got to the point”, or something to that effect.

Belfast Pride 2022: Full parade route and other activities to enjoy during the day

Belfast Pride will take place on Saturday and following the Covid-19 pandemic also sees the full return of the parade and a full calendar of events around the day.

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BBC defends Nolan monkeypox segment following criticism from LGBT charity

The BBC has defended an on-air discussion about the risks posed by monkeypox to the LGBT+ community in Northern Ireland after the segment was branded “homophobic”.

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Look out for monkeypox symptoms at Belfast Pride, warns Public Health Agency

Those celebrating at Belfast’s Pride festival have been urged to be aware of the symptoms associated with monkeypox, according to the Public Health Agency.

Belfast Pride takes place in the city at the end of July.

Translink set out plans for Belfast Pride including face painting and LGBT choir

The transport group Translink have set out their plans to welcome Belfast Pride, which returns to the city centre on Saturday 30th July.

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