Gay pride marks 25 years

Dublin’s 25th Gay Pride festival opens tonight celebrating the changes for the community over the last two decades.

Gay pride marks 25 years
Fri, 13 Jun, 2008 - 08:17

Dublin’s 25th Gay Pride festival opens tonight celebrating the changes for the community over the last two decades.

An 80s revival in The George on South Great Georges Street will launch the 10-day fest, which is expected to draw thousands of visitors to the city.

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