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LGBTQIA+ Heritage. Personal stories from across Northern Ireland from members of our fabulous community

  1. ١٢ فبراير

    Part 2 - The fight for gay spaces - Shane Cassidy

    In part two Joe Walsh chats with Shane Cassidy about the early days of the phone helplines, the early gay scene and the fight for gay spaces and their importance. viewers are advised there is some discussion on sensitive topics such as suicide, murder, drug use and violence. If you are impacted by any of these issues and would like to speak to someone please contact one of the organisations below: If you're at risk of self-harm or feeling anxious, you can telephone Lifeline. The helpline is confidential, free and open 24 hours every day. Lifeline - 0808 808 8000 The LGBTQIA+ Heritage Project is fundedby the National Lottery Heritage Fund. License: This video is licensed under aCreative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license.

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  2. ١٠ فبراير

    Part 1 - Shane Cassidy - Heaven was a place on earth

    In part one Joe Walsh chats with Shane Cassidy about coming out in the 1980s after being in a heterosexual relationship and having a child. Moving from "the sticks" of Lurgan to the bright lights of Belfast's budding gay scene in The Crow's Nest, Carpenters club with the secret door that opened on to another world of gay abandon. Join us for this fabulous trip down memory lane. Creative Commons Licence Notice:This episode is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. Feel free to share it, but please credit Queeritage and do not alter or use it commercially.

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  3. ١٣ يناير

    Bi Now Bi Later - Mardi Kennedy

    Join us with clinical sexologist and relationship therapist Mardi Kennedy as we explore the ins and outs of Bisexuality to celebrate Bi Visibility week. CC BY 4.0 Licence

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  4. ٨ يناير

    Grainne Gibson - End of a Queera?

    in this short episode to round off the year 2025 Joe Walsh talks to Grainne Gibson who is just about to move on to a new job after ten fabulous years working with children and young people and supporting same sex families with HereNI. Grainne reflects on her time in the role and looks to the future of same sex family support in the north of Ireland The LGBTQIA+ Heritage Project is fundedby the National Lottery Heritage Fund. License: This video is licensed under aCreative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license.

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    The upside-down house - Ciaran Heggerty - Tinderbox Theatre Company

    Joe Walsh has a quick chat with Ciaran Heggerty about a new play he has written " The Upsidedown House" and will be shown in the MAC Theatre 22 Oct - 2 Nov 2025. A first love story, one last time.Heartfelt, hilarious, and wildly imaginative, The Upside-Down House is a time-bending story of love, memory, and learning to letting go.When Older returns to the abandoned house of his youth, he’s confronted by the memory of his first love - vivid, funny, and impossible to ignore. As the house collapses around them, they’re swept through a dreamlike maze of their past, reliving the electricity and heartache of their secret romance.Think Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind meets Normal People. The Upside-Down House is the latest production from the UK’s award-winning Tinderbox Theatre Company, premiering at the Belfast International Arts Festival.The LGBTQIA+ Heritage Project is funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. License: This video is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license.

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    Part 2 The Good Gay Son & Other Stories - Paul Mc Veigh

    Part 2: In this episode of Queeritage, Joe Walsh sitsdown with acclaimed author and playwright PaulMcVeigh to explore what it meant to grow up gay in Belfast during the Troubles Paul discusses his novel The Good Son and his play The Big Man, which premieredat the Lyric Theatre as part of the Belfast International Festival, offer powerful insights into masculinity, identity, and survival. Paul also speaks about his more recent projects, including I Hear You, and where listeners can find his work—check out local stores such as Paperxclips and No Alibis for copies of his books. The conversation rounds out with a look at modern queerintimacy, sex, and hookups, contrasting past and present experiences of connection in Belfast’s LGBTQIA+ community. Creative Commons Licence Notice:This episode is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. Feel free to share it, but please credit Queeritage and do not alter or use itcommercially.

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    Part 1 The Good Gay Son & other stories - Paul Mc Veigh

    Part 1: In this episode of Queeritage, Joe Walsh sitsdown with acclaimed author and playwright PaulMcVeigh to explore whatit meant to grow up gay in Belfast during the Troubles. From navigating thecomplex social terrain of bars like TheCrow’s Nest, to confronting the culture of groping in old gay venues,Paul shares candid reflections on queer life in a city shaped by conflict andconservatism. We delve into the nuances of coming out—and not comingout—in a time when visibility could be dangerous, and discuss how theseexperiences have informed Paul’s creative work. check out local stores such as Paperxclips and No Alibis for copies of his books. Trigger Warning: This episode containsdiscussion of sexual assault, the Northern Irish conflict, and mild swearing. Listenerdiscretion is advised. Creative Commons Licence Notice:This episode is released under a Creative CommonsAttribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. Feel free toshare it, but please credit Queeritage and do not alter or use itcommercially.

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    Queer stained glass - Counsellor Micky Murray Lord Mayor of Belfast - Mary Ellen Campbell

    Mary Ellen Campbell was the first openly gay Deputy Lord Mayor in Belfast in 2016. During her time there she submitted a motion for an LGBTQIA+ stained glass window. Fast forward to 2025 and the window was launched in June 2025 by counsellor Micky Murray who was approaching the end of his time as Belfast's first openly Gay Mayor. for more information on the LGBTQIA+ Heritage project please visit https://hereni.org/lgbtqia-heritage-project/   This video has been produced for the LGBTQIA+ HeritageProject in partnership with HereNI, Cara-Friend and The Rainbow Project withfunding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.  Subject to CC BY 4.0 Licence.      This video has been produced for the LGBTQIA+ HeritageProject in partnership with HereNI, Cara-Friend and The Rainbow Project withfunding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.  Subject to CC BY 4.0 Licence.

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LGBTQIA+ Heritage. Personal stories from across Northern Ireland from members of our fabulous community

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    LGBT+ Heritage
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    © LGBT+ Heritage
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