'An apology is just an apology': Varadkar pledges to expunge convictions of men for being gay

The Taoiseach says efforts are being made to expunge the convictions of men for being gay, prior to the decriminalisation of homosexuality.

Sun, 24 Jun, 2018 - 21:11

Update 8.11pm: The Taoiseach says efforts are being made to expunge the convictions of men for being gay, prior to the decriminalisation of homosexuality.

He made the comments at a State reception to mark the anniversary of the landmark decision.

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