Abbeyleix's James Mac Inerney from Abbeyleix campaigns for HIV/AIDS community supports.
A Laois makeup artist and Glow Up Season 2 finalist is nominated for a 'Positive Role Model Award' at the 2025 UK National Diversity Awards.
James Mac Inerney from Abbeyleix is part of the LGBTQIA+ community and lives with Tourette’s Syndrome.
He uses his platform to advocate for inclusion, visibility and campaigns for HIV/AIDS community supports and organisations.
As the first Grand Marshal of Midlands Pride and creator of 'Tourette’s Tuesdays,' he works to empower and uplift the queer and neurodiverse community.
James says he wants to celebrate the power of self expression:
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