'S. Mulkearn' in OBA Collectie

Oscar Wilde's only grandson, Merlin Holland, discusses researching his famous grandfather's life, editing his letters, and "re-connecting" in middle-age with a little-discussed chapter of his family's past.

Sonja Tiernan went back to school and was the first graduate of WERRC'S course in Lesbian Studies and Queer Culture; she discusses the program and learning about gay and lesbian history.

Despite a system for dealing with anti-gay crime in Northen Ireland, a series of attacks against gay men in cruising areas in South Belfast have gone mostly unreported, a phenomenon which advocates attribute to men's fears of going to the police.

The USI's position of full-time LGB Rights Officer has been retained for a year after debate; the new officer, Iain Gill discusses coming out, student politics in Ireland and his commitment to lobbying for national recognition of partnership rights for...

Interview with poet Cathal O Searcaigh on his poetry, his connection to the Irish language, his travels in Nepal, and the influence of the English language on Ireland.

The history of OUThouse, a gay and lesbian community resource center in Dublin, from the initial meeting to establish the center in 1994 to the purchase of a building in 2001.

Rachel Mulcahy, the first Irish drag king, discusses her performance life, the difference between drag queens and kings, and her alter-ego, Johnny Silvino.