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In pictures: Thousands brave the rain for Dublin’s Pride parade
Thousands braved downpours in Dublin today to celebrate the city’s Pride festival on what is expected to be one of the busiest weekends since before the pandemic.
There was a mix of cultures and causes being championed. Rainbow and Progress Pride flags were dotted everywhere, but there were smatterings of banners and flags in support of Palestine and Ukraine. A troop of Samba dancers were followed down O’Connell Street by a large Brazilian flag, representing the large community here from that country. Others taking part pointed to the festival’s roots in New York protests 55 years ago.
Click here to read the full report on the day’s events, and scroll on to see pictures of the parade.
People taking part in the Dublin Pride parade. Photo: Evan Treacy/PA Wire
People brave the conditions as they take part in Dublin Pride events. Photo: Evan Treacy/PA Wire
People taking part in the Dublin Pride parade. Photo: Evan Treacy/PA Wire
People taking part in the Dublin Pride parade. Photo: Evan Treacy/PA Wire
Lord Mayor of Dublin James Geoghegan takes part in the Dublin Pride parade. Photo: Evan Treacy/PA Wire
People taking part in the Dublin Pride parade. Photo: Evan Treacy/PA Wire
Arthur Gourounlian (right) and Jessica Copeland
Participants brave the rain for the Dublin Pride parade 2024.
People brave the conditions as they take part in Dublin Pride events. Photo: Evan Treacy/PA Wire
Members of the Irish Red Cross Youth took part in today’s Pride parade in Dublin for their 13th sucessive year. Pictured aboard the Irish Red Cross Youth Train are Sarah Gavin and Tara Kiernan from Drogheda. Photo: Tony Gavin 29/06 2024
Members of the Irish Red Cross Youth took part in today’s Pride parade in Dublin for their 13th sucessive year. Pictured aboard the Irish Red Cross Youth Train are Juliette O’Dwyer and Catriona Finn.
Photo: Tony Gavin 29/06 2024
People takes part in a Dublin Pride event. Photo: Evan Treacy/PA Wire
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Members of the Irish Red Cross Youth took part in today’s Pride parade in Dublin for their 13th sucessive year. Pictured aboard the Irish Red Cross Youth Train is Liz McMahon from Limerick.
Photo: Tony Gavin 29/06 2024
People brave the conditions as they take part in Dublin Pride events. Photo: Evan Treacy/PA Wire
People brave the conditions as they take part in Dublin Pride events. Photo: Evan Treacy/PA Wire
Andres Poveda PHOTOGRAPHY LTD
A dog with a rainbow collar joins people as they brave conditions to they take part in Dublin Pride events. Photo: Evan Treacy/PA Wire
Performers take part in Dublin Pride events. Photo: Evan Treacy/PA Wire
Lord Mayor of Dublin James Geoghegan takes part in a Dublin Pride event. Photo: Evan Treacy/PA Wire
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