Maurice J. Casey

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I was moved to find this note pinned to the Out in the World story wall.
A few weeks ago I wrote an Irish Times article on the Anglo-Irish trans healthcare pioneer Michael Dillon. I was delighted to receive an email shortly after from someone whose father rowed with Dillon while both were Trinity College Dublin students. Thanks to Michael Keegan for sharing with me his father’s story and this photo. Dillon is the first from left, standing on the banks of the Lee in 1949 with his teammates.
Join myself and José Vergara tomorrow, Sunday evening, for a a Bloomsday Festival conversation about reading James Joyce in Russia, from the 1920s to today. Check out @bloomsdayfest for all the details!
One great thing about researching contemporary history is that you get to talk with the people who experienced it. 

Over the past year, I’ve spoken with so many amazing Irish LGBTQ+ activists in the diaspora. One of them is Terry Stewart of Belfast, pictured here (centre, right) on his way to the Rock Against Racism concert in Bethnal Green, 1978. 

Terry shared with me his memories of the Irish within the radical gay community who lived on Brixton’s ‘frontline’ from the 70s through to the 80s.
Snuck out between Zoom meetings for a @brother_hubbard_north sausage roll and passed by a poster for Out in the World. I’m no stranger to self promotion but having someone do it for me is surreal.
My first time back in the office since September and my first time seeing in person the exhibition I’ve spent a year working on! #outintheworld
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