Pomp and pride

EVERYTHING was about to change dramatically for Brendan Fay.

Pomp and pride

When Fifth Avenue stretched out gloriously ahead of him and the crowded footpaths hummed with anticipation for the 1991 New York St Patrick’s Day Parade, a moment of belonging seemed to offer nothing but hope.

He was naïve, he says now. They all were — it was to be the first and only time Irish lesbian and gay people marched as a group in the parade.

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