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LGBTQ visibility
Jubilation at historic first ever Omagh Pride march
Saturday saw the LGBTQ+ community and allies take to the streets of Omagh to celebrate County Tyrone’s first ever Pride march. According to organisers and residents, the event was a resounding success, with hundreds of people in attendance. Cat Brogan, the event’s co-founder described, “the atmosphere throughout the town was electric”, as reported by Ulster […]
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