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Sep
4
The spotlight is on the Ulster Titans Rugby Club, Northern Ireland’s first team to identify with gay men.
BBC One Northern Ireland is airing a documentary called ‘A Queer Try’ on Friday, 5 September at 2130 BST; it’s about the Ulster Titans Rugby Club.
Related news coverage:
- BBC: Gay rugby team plays with pride
- Belfast Telegraph: The Ulster Titans, Northern Ireland’s first gay friendly rugby team
