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UCC to become first Irish university to fly the Transgender Pride Flag

University College Cork will become the first university in Ireland to fly the Transgender Pride Flag this afternoon.

UCC to become first Irish university to fly the Transgender Pride Flag

Mon, 05 Mar, 2018 - 13:11

University College Cork will become the first university in Ireland to fly the Transgender Pride Flag this afternoon.

It is to mark its commitment to trans and non-binary staff and students.

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