Letting My Beloved Ann Louise Go
Isn’t she lovely...Isn’t she beautiful…
Ann Louise and I would often speak publically together. In the earlier period of our lives in Ireland, we would give countless lectures and workshops on feminist theology and spirituality. In the more recent period, we would speak passionately about our desire for freedom to be ourselves as lesbian women, and our vision of marriage equality for and in Ireland.
Ann Louise was the most powerful public speaker I knew. So, to follow her was often daunting. And yet, the gaze of her love to me, and mine back to her, always dissipated any feelings of being daunted, and I was often moved to begin my contribution with ...
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In this issue of GCN Róisín McVeigh explores the changing representation of lesbians on the big screen against the background of GAZE's screening of the controversial Below Her Mouth; Toryn Glavin argues that The Crying Game has a ring of trans truth; Editor Brian Finnegan explore Ireland's LGBT+ community's paradoxical relationship with An Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar; Tributes are paid to two beloved LGBT activists, Ann Loiuse Gilligan and Dave Roach, by those who loved them most; Legendary queer photographer Nan Goldin and feminist filmmaker Vivienne Dick sit down with Mary Nally to discuss queerness, mythomaniacs and much else. And of course, there's much more to explore...