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Memorial Service for Roger Casement, 1964
Crowds gather at Murlough Bay for the memorial service for Roger Casement. It was Casement's request that he be buried at this location but following his execution for treason, the British government refused and when Casement’s remains were finally…
Mid Ulster Pride Committee meeting with the Mid Ulster District Council, 2020
This is a photo of the Mid Ulster Pride Committee meeting the Mid Ulster District Council. It was a discussion regarding the parade itself and how it will adhere to the regulations surrounding social distancing, the meeting took place at the Council…
Outline of programme of events for the Oasis support group
An outline of events taking place in February and March 1993 for the Oasis gay support group.
Original entry written by Michael Fryer 15/02/21
Original entry written by Michael Fryer 15/02/21
Personal report of the Belfast Pride parade 2004 and the first full civic reception for Pride in Belfast City Hall 31st July 2004
Extract from Proud the magazine for Lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, trans people, their friends & supporters Public Commercial & Services Union. The extract is a personal report of Belfast Pride parade 2004 and the first full civic reception for Pride…
Photograph of Founder AIDS Helpline volunteers 1985
Founder AIDS Helpline volunteers 1985. The arrival of Aids in Northern Ireland stimulated the gay community to respond by Cara – Friend setting up the Northern Ireland Aids Helpline. The organisation eventually became a separate entity and ultimately…
Photograph of gay community centre University Street, Belfast 1983
4 University Street, or ‘Number 4’ as it became known,
served as a centre for the gay community in Belfast from early in 1977 to October 1983. The vacant and derelict house was ‘loaned’ to the Gay Liberation Society by QUB. It housed the Cara-Friend…
served as a centre for the gay community in Belfast from early in 1977 to October 1983. The vacant and derelict house was ‘loaned’ to the Gay Liberation Society by QUB. It housed the Cara-Friend…
Photograph of Jeffrey Dudgeon and Richard Kennedy taken in Enniskillen, 1977
Jeffrey Dudgeon and Richard Kennedy ‘camping it up’
while passing Campling’s butcher shop in Enniskillen at
Easter 1977. Richard served as president of NIGRA for
several years, and was known for his good humour and
wit during meetings.
while passing Campling’s butcher shop in Enniskillen at
Easter 1977. Richard served as president of NIGRA for
several years, and was known for his good humour and
wit during meetings.
Photograph of Jeffrey Dudgeon Interviewed during the Gardner’s Protest, 1977
Published from 1972, Gay News was an important
resource for gay men and women in Northern Ireland,
providing information about gay political and social
issues throughout the United Kingdom. In a London
court case the editor of Gay News had been…
resource for gay men and women in Northern Ireland,
providing information about gay political and social
issues throughout the United Kingdom. In a London
court case the editor of Gay News had been…
Photograph of Lesbian Line volunteer Monica Coll taken in 1983
Monica Coll, one of the volunteers for Lesbian Line in
the Cara-Friend office at 4 University Street. From the
outset Cara-Friend provided support to both gay men
and lesbians. Beginning in 1980, Thursday night was
designated ‘Lesbian Line.’…
the Cara-Friend office at 4 University Street. From the
outset Cara-Friend provided support to both gay men
and lesbians. Beginning in 1980, Thursday night was
designated ‘Lesbian Line.’…