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LGBTQ+ groups to meet with gardaí to discuss rising homophobic violence

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Representatives from various Irish LGBTQ+ organisations are set to meet with gardaí to discuss the rising level of homophobic violence in the country.

The move comes following an array of attacks having been reported nationwide in recent months, igniting fear and concern in the queer community.

Outhouse CEO Oisín O’Reilly is among the community group […] The post LGBTQ+ groups to meet with gardaí to discuss rising homophobic violence appeared first on GCN.

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