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Former Irish soldier Cathal Crotty has been sentenced to two years in prison for a violent assault on Natasha O’Brien on O’Connell Street in Limerick.

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are queerer than ever, and honestly, the state of this country? A mess. But while Hollywood (and, let’s be real, the government) spirals into its usual chaos, one thing remains constant: every Friday, our favorite queer and allied artists bless us with fresh bops to keep us (somewhat) sane.

Hi Jake,My friends and I are always texting about hot guys—sharing our favorite Instagram himbos, trading Just For Fans logins, and having hysterical, X-rated conversations about what we’d do with sexy male celebs. It feels like a fun, healthy way to express my sexuality, especially after years of holding back.Recently, my husband asked who I’m always texting, and when I gave him a glimpse, he wondered why I don’t have those kinds of conversations with him. Honestly, it feels easier and more natural with friends, and I’m not sure why. You’d think I’d be more comfortable sharing that side of myself with my husband, but something holds me back.Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.I don’t want our relationship to become boring or asexual. So, why does sharing this side of myself with friends feel so easy, but with him, it feels awkward? Is there a way to break through the barrier in my marriage, and show more of my naughty side? Wild But MildDear Wild But Mild,There’s nothing like a good thirst-fueled group chat with buddies to get you through the work day!That said, it’s actually not that surprising that you find it easier to unleash your naughty side with friends rather than your husband.

With its blend of creativity, artistic fusion and bold experimentation, SCENE + HEARD returns in 2025 with a programme packed full of queer highlights. Set to take place from February 13 to March 1, the festival will take over Smock Alley Theatre in Dublin.