Past/Present/Pride is a series of conversations that celebrates LGBTI+ writers. Hosted by psychologist Dr Paul D’Alton, Past/Present/Pride reflects on the work of writers that have witnessed significant social change for members of the LGBTI+ communities in Ireland and beyond. Past/Present/Pride is a collaboration between MoLI and University College Dublin's Equality, Diversity and Inclusion programme. Visit www.moli.ie/pastpresentpride to watch the complete series.
PJ Mathews
Literature Ireland
Words Lightly Spoken
Reader's Hour
Loyal Books
Museum of Literature Ireland
Hazel Hogan
The Arts Council | An Chomhairle Ealaíon
The National Library of Ireland
Carolyn Newall
Concordia Irish Studies Podcast
The Dublin Review Podcast
European Federation of Associations and Centres of Irish Studies
Ballina Fringe Festival
Prabden Sawhney
infoaux
Irish Cultural Centre
Dublin Book Festival
Kim Kapustka
Words Lightly Spoken
RTÉ lyric fm
The Irish Times
The Irish Times Books Podcast
Colette Colfer & Terry Hackett
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RadioMoLI
Dublin City Libraries & Archives
Boundless & Bare
Laura Fitzachary
Martina Devlin
Centre For Creative Practices
HeadStuff
UCD Decade of Centenaries
Teacher Lara
RTÉ:Ireland
The Irish Times
Zoha
Collaborative Studios
Loyal Books
International Literature Festival Dublin
Chris Thompson and Isolde Carmody
Culture Night Podcast
Jackie De Burca
HeadStuff
UCD Humanities Institute
Mandy K O'Brien
Chris Thompson and Isolde Carmody
The Royal Irish Academy
The Huntington
Conor Bredin
Dedalus Press / Pat Boran
UCC 98.3FM
DLR Poetry Now International Festival
The Business Post
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Donal Fallon
Arin Manohar
Ger Sweeney
GoLoud
Chris Thompson and Isolde Carmody
Eleanor and Christina
RTÉ Radio 1
Chris Thompson and Isolde Carmody
Rachel Welker
The Irish Times
Galway International Arts Festival
Martin Nutty
People of the Isles
RTÉ:Ireland
Newstalk
Goethe-Institut Irland
Hiberno Goethe
RTÉ Radio 1
Dublin Lesbian Line
MediaHQ.com
Newstalk
Mind the Gap
Fin Dwyer
HeadStuff
The Corsair Podcast
History Hub.ie
John Lee & Martin Nutty
Bairbre Flood
Sample-Studios
NZ Society of Authors
Near FM – Listen Again
BBC Radio Ulster
Burning Books
History Ireland
Al Mc
Pat Byrne
Hozier
awomansplaceireland
aftering
Carmen Neta
Her
JP Quinn
The Royal Irish Academy