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RTÉ ‘disappointed’ with Dublin Pride’s decision to end partnership
Discussions on Liveline prompt response by LGBTQ+ organisation to what they described as ‘anti-trans rhetoric’
File photograph of Dublin pride parade. Photograph: Nick Bradshaw
Mark Hilliard
Wed Jun 15 2022 - 11:38
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Mark Hilliard
Mark Hilliard is a reporter with The Irish Times
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