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29th October 2015
02:41pm GMT

This? https://t.co/IeSdXHBdCl pic.twitter.com/jkd7jWs9Py
— Brynmor Pattison (@Brynmorbeer) October 28, 2015
According to The Examiner, the man wrote a letter to the annual youth issue of Gay Community News magazine, explaining how the event played out. He wrote: "We like to think of Ireland as a place where gay people are fully accepted and respected, especially since the landslide passing of the same-sex marriage referendum, but if my experience last week is anything to go by, this is still a surface image.
The letter has garnered attention online, with many taking to Twitter to express their outrage.
@Brynmorbeer as a waiter I'm sorry it's completely unacceptable.You're welcome in my restaurant any time!Drinks on me,handhold all night — Shamim de Brún (@Shamim_deBrun) October 29, 2015
There will always be groups and individuals for whom the concept of *acceptance* is utterly repulsive. https://t.co/LeXmpT99VJ
— Margaret H (@curtainqueen) October 28, 2015
@curtainqueen @Brynmorbeer very sad! Makes me think twice about going for a meal with the other half! — Chris (@cri5b) October 28, 2015
Still a long way to go! https://t.co/pFVICNfTcD
— Tom (@ryanto86) October 28, 2015
@Brynmorbeer @PantiBliss @HelenORahilly @GCNmag Thats quite shocking and dusgusting.Perhaps the restaurant should be named and shamed. — Les J Matt (@PourJay) October 28, 2015
@davidcochrane that's unfortunate. Law has changed. Society needs to catch up.
— David Cochrane (@CochraneCBCNL) October 29, 2015
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