Stigma Persists for Gay Men in Ireland Despite Progress

Despite Ireland's advancements in LGBTQ+ rights, including legalizing same-sex marriage and having a gay Taoiseach, a discussion highlights the persistent stigma faced by gay men who hide their sexuality.

17 May, 04:30 — 17 May, 04:30

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Tommy Fleming and the gay men who hide their sexuality: why a stigma still remains

Ireland was the first country in the world to approve same-sex marriage by popular vote. We’ve had a gay Taoiseach, without it seeming like a big deal. And last year Dublin was ranked as the second most LGBTQ+-friendly city in the world.

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Stigma Persists for Gay Men in Ireland Despite Progress

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Tommy Fleming and the gay men who hide their sexuality: why a stigma still remains

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