N.I. bookshop bans DUP members over same sex marriage stance

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N.I. bookshop bans DUP members over same sex marriage stance

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4 Dec, 2018

N.I. bookshop bans DUP members over same sex marriage stance

A popular Northern Ireland bookshop has taken the decision to ban elected members of the DUP because of the party's stance on same sex marriage.

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