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27 Irish lesbian trailblazers paving the way at home and abroad

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To mark Lesbian Visibility Day 2022, we are highlighting some of the many Irish lesbian trailblazers who work tirelessly in front of and behind the scenes to improve the lives of LGBTQ+ people the world over.

There are countless lesbians who have paved the way both historically and currently at home and abroad in all […] The post 27 Irish lesbian trailblazers paving the way at home and abroad appeared first on GCN.

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