GCN Issue 302, February 2015

GCN Back Issues 19 January, 2015. Posted by jane

This month we’re proud to carry an exclusive interview with recently-out Minister for Health, Leo Varadkar, who tells Brian Finnegan that he regrets not coming out sooner and what it’s like to suddenly become a role-model for young LGBTs. Ciara Mc Grattan discusses the march for march equality with ‘In The Name of Love’ author Una Mullally, Irish LGBT campaigners share their thoughts on Minister Varadkar’s coming out, Russell T Davies tells us why Cucumber isn’t just a remake of Queer as Folk, PLUS all the best opinion, horoscopes, reviews, advice, listings and much, much more!

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GCN Issue 302, February 2015

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