My good-hearted gay niece deserves to be married

Jen is just one of my lovely nieces.

My good-hearted gay niece deserves to be married
Sat, 21 Mar, 2015 - 00:00
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Jen has two sisters and two brothers, all married with families of their own.

Jen’s mammy and daddy both passed away far too young.

Jen nursed her mammy with great care and love, before she died.

Jen then became a nurse.

Jen is mad, bubbly and full of goodness.

Jen has a partner, Emma. Jen may get married someday, just like all her wonderful sisters and brothers. Jen deserves a big ‘yes’ on May 22.

Would you not agree?

Brian McDevitt

Ardconnaill

Glenties

Co.Donegal

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