GCN Issue 326, February 2017

17 January, 2017. Posted by aidanquigley

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This month we pay tribute to a phenomenal artist and inspirational Aids campaigner, George Michael, who passed away last month. Brian Finnegan outlines Michael’s journey from closeted global sex symbol to radical champion of gay sex. Ciara McGrattan explores the recent changes to the Irish Blood Transfusion Board’s lifetime ban on men who have sex with men donating blood, while GCN’s resident therapist Ray O’Neill tells us all about his new TV show Then Comes Marriage?. And course, we’ve got all the best news and community gossip, opinions, reviews, horoscopes, advice and much, much more!

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GCN Issue 326, February 2017

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