Thousands of people are expected to take to the streets of Belfast and Londonderry today (Saturday) to call for marriage equality in Northern Ireland.
The march has been organised by the Love Equality campaign and will be led by Lord Mayor, Nuala McAllister.
It will culminate with a rally at the City Hall, fronted by Belfast actress Bronagh Waugh.
And in the north west, a similar demonstration will be staged in Guildhall Square.
Northern Ireland is the only part of the UK where equal marriage is outlawed.
Alliance will be attending marriage equality marches in Belfast & Derry-Londonderry tomorrow. Lord Mayor @NualaMcAllister will be leading the Belfast rally. Both at 2.30pm, in Writer’s Square & Guildhall Square, so come along & show support for a truly welcoming, opening society. pic.twitter.com/NzRschFLhW
— Alliance Party (@allianceparty) June 1, 2018
Demand your rights – Join Sinn Féin on tomorrow's March for Marriage Equality, 2.30pm at Writers’ Square, Belfast ?️? .@moneillsf .@MaryLouMcDonald .@orlaithiflynnsf .@sinnfeinlgbt .@Ogra_SF .@GerryKellyMLA .@CaralNiChuilin .@NiallSF .@PaulMaskeyMP .@newbelfast pic.twitter.com/kltLdPheEM
— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) June 1, 2018
