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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.

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.

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.

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.