Airmid’s Journal | Lughnasa 2024 (Digital Download)
Digital download of ‘Lughnasa 2024 - Aiteach’ edition of Airmid’s Journal.
You will receive a secure link which will last for 24 hours after the first download.
Art work and formatting by Denise Conroy
Edited by Lucy O’Hagan
Click here to read more about our values and ethics.
“The universe is not only queerer than we suppose, it is queerer than we can suppose”
- Evolutionary biologist J.B.S Haldane (1928).
’These pages invoke Aiteach, Queerness, as a mythic home-coming; an expansive place to be longing for and belonging to in the shifting landscapes of our times. It is a place that has always existed, thriving in relationship, and yet is undefinable, borderless and as expansive as the queer blue sea.’
Edited by Lucy O’Hagan and Denise Conroy
Illustration and Layout by Denise Conroy
With contributions from;
Denise Conroy ‘Fer Éinleabtha’
Queer Sheds
Tadhg Mac Eoghain ‘Home scars’
Brian Lacey ‘Queer Ireland’
Amir Abu Alrob ‘Forbidden Love’
Santiago Rial ‘Of grá and Irish lads’
Rev Llewyn Máire ‘Botanical invocations (after Sappho)’
Aster Reem David ‘Sowing Solidarity’
Dylan Kerr ‘An Maighdean Mhara’
El Reid-Buckley ‘An introduction to fermented intimacies’
Bulelani Mfaco ‘Love Hurts’
Sage Jaffrey ‘My Body, My Territory’
Denise Conroy ‘Beyond Duality’
Lucy Ní hAodhagáin ‘Arán Dearcán’
‘This issue of Airmid’s journal is an invitation to fruit, to emerge, to feel your own belonging with this wildly queer world and the many species spanning billions of years who join in chorus with you’.
Link and QR code to download Audio version is included within the journal.
Digital download of ‘Lughnasa 2024 - Aiteach’ edition of Airmid’s Journal.
You will receive a secure link which will last for 24 hours after the first download.
Art work and formatting by Denise Conroy
Edited by Lucy O’Hagan
Click here to read more about our values and ethics.
“The universe is not only queerer than we suppose, it is queerer than we can suppose”
- Evolutionary biologist J.B.S Haldane (1928).
’These pages invoke Aiteach, Queerness, as a mythic home-coming; an expansive place to be longing for and belonging to in the shifting landscapes of our times. It is a place that has always existed, thriving in relationship, and yet is undefinable, borderless and as expansive as the queer blue sea.’
Edited by Lucy O’Hagan and Denise Conroy
Illustration and Layout by Denise Conroy
With contributions from;
Denise Conroy ‘Fer Éinleabtha’
Queer Sheds
Tadhg Mac Eoghain ‘Home scars’
Brian Lacey ‘Queer Ireland’
Amir Abu Alrob ‘Forbidden Love’
Santiago Rial ‘Of grá and Irish lads’
Rev Llewyn Máire ‘Botanical invocations (after Sappho)’
Aster Reem David ‘Sowing Solidarity’
Dylan Kerr ‘An Maighdean Mhara’
El Reid-Buckley ‘An introduction to fermented intimacies’
Bulelani Mfaco ‘Love Hurts’
Sage Jaffrey ‘My Body, My Territory’
Denise Conroy ‘Beyond Duality’
Lucy Ní hAodhagáin ‘Arán Dearcán’
‘This issue of Airmid’s journal is an invitation to fruit, to emerge, to feel your own belonging with this wildly queer world and the many species spanning billions of years who join in chorus with you’.
Link and QR code to download Audio version is included within the journal.
Digital download of ‘Lughnasa 2024 - Aiteach’ edition of Airmid’s Journal.
You will receive a secure link which will last for 24 hours after the first download.
Art work and formatting by Denise Conroy
Edited by Lucy O’Hagan
Click here to read more about our values and ethics.
“The universe is not only queerer than we suppose, it is queerer than we can suppose”
- Evolutionary biologist J.B.S Haldane (1928).
’These pages invoke Aiteach, Queerness, as a mythic home-coming; an expansive place to be longing for and belonging to in the shifting landscapes of our times. It is a place that has always existed, thriving in relationship, and yet is undefinable, borderless and as expansive as the queer blue sea.’
Edited by Lucy O’Hagan and Denise Conroy
Illustration and Layout by Denise Conroy
With contributions from;
Denise Conroy ‘Fer Éinleabtha’
Queer Sheds
Tadhg Mac Eoghain ‘Home scars’
Brian Lacey ‘Queer Ireland’
Amir Abu Alrob ‘Forbidden Love’
Santiago Rial ‘Of grá and Irish lads’
Rev Llewyn Máire ‘Botanical invocations (after Sappho)’
Aster Reem David ‘Sowing Solidarity’
Dylan Kerr ‘An Maighdean Mhara’
El Reid-Buckley ‘An introduction to fermented intimacies’
Bulelani Mfaco ‘Love Hurts’
Sage Jaffrey ‘My Body, My Territory’
Denise Conroy ‘Beyond Duality’
Lucy Ní hAodhagáin ‘Arán Dearcán’
‘This issue of Airmid’s journal is an invitation to fruit, to emerge, to feel your own belonging with this wildly queer world and the many species spanning billions of years who join in chorus with you’.
Link and QR code to download Audio version is included within the journal.
