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7 December 2011
New “rainbow coalition” to back marriage equality in Scotland 23 Amnesty International, the Scottish NUS and the Equality Network are among groups forming a coalition this morning to back the proposal for same-sex marriage.
6 December 2011
Call for views on gay marriage before Scottish consultation closes 10 The Equality Network is calling for equal marriage supporters to have their say in the government's public consultation on extending marriage rights to gay couples before Friday's deadline.
3 November 2011
Over a third of Ireland’s older LGBT people fear rejection in society 6 Study commissioners say report highlights progress of last 20 years, but also problems facing today's older population.
10 October 2011
Catholic archbishop urges Scottish parishes to oppose gay marriage 72 The Archbishop of Glasgow, Mario Conti, has written to all Scottish parishes to urge them to oppose plans to give gay couples the right to marry.
9 September 2011
Archbishop of Glasgow hits out at ‘foolish’ gay marriage supporters 87 Another Scottish Catholic leader has attacked proposals to bring marriage equality to the country.
12 August 2011
61 per cent of Scots support gay marriage 83 A large majority of Scottish people now support marriage equality.
6 May 2011
Activists call for gay marriage progress after SNP win 53 The SNP are to form Scotland's first ever majority government after their victory in yesterday's election.
13 January 2011
Ireland recognises foreign gay marriage and partnerships 25 Gay couples living in Ireland who have married or had a civil partnership abroad will be recognised as civil partners from today.
4 January 2011
Irish civil partnerships come into law 27 Ireland's civil partnership law came into force at the weekend, although gay couples must wait until early April to hold their ceremonies.
28 January 2010
Irish civil partnerships bill progresses through parliament 17 A bill to allow gay couples the right to civil partnerships is making progress through the Irish parliament.

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