Report #4 on what it means to be gay in Cork
A video on homophobic bullying last year became the most viewed video from an Irish charity. The LGBT community in the city says attitudes are changing and an increasing number of people want the issue tackled once and for all. Cork Pride Week is celebrating 20 years since homosexuality was decriminalised and Cork's RedFM is running a week long series of lunchtime reports on what it means to be gay in Cork. (Click above for report #4 from Fiona Donnelly)
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