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Dublin to host first-ever virtual Pride parade today

Dublin will host its first-ever virtual Pride parade today.

Dublin to host first-ever virtual Pride parade today

Sun, 28 Jun, 2020 - 08:43

Digital Desk staff

Aimee Murphy of Dublin City Council's LGBT+ Staff Network with Dublin Fire Brigade member Alaric Collier at Tara Street Fire Station making their video for Dublin’s first Digital PRIDE. Picture Conor McCabe Photography.

Dublin will host its first-ever virtual Pride parade today.

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