RedFM's final report on what it means to be gay in Cork
Gay people across the city and county are encouraged to seek support if they're finding it difficult to come out. Attitudes towards the LGBT community have improved - but some people still struggle with the truth. Up to 3,000 people are expected to attend this year's Cork Pride parade on Sunday. To mark the occasion - Cork's RedFM have been running a series of special lunchtime reports on what it means to be gay in Cork. Fiona Donnelly has the final report for Cork's RedFM Press PLAY button above to listen to Fiona's report
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