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How Brexit will impact Ireland's LGBTQ+ community

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Something overlooked in much discourse and media coverage in relation to Brexit, is how it will impact LGBTQ+ people in the UK and, as a result, those in Northern Ireland.

It is important to recognise the European dimension in work towards equality in Northern Ireland. That’s why European Movement Ireland is examining how Brexit will […] The post How Brexit will impact Ireland's LGBTQ+ community appeared first on GCN.

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