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Nothing Ever Just Disappears launch, Foyles Charing Cross Road. Diarmuid reads from his new book and talks with Jason Okundaye. More info tbc. 

LRB Bookshop, Bloomsbury. Diarmuid is in conversation with Isabel Waidner about their new book, Corey Fah Does Social Mobility. More info tbc.

30th Anniversary of Decriminalisation, Trinity College Dublin. Diarmuid joins other activists and academics to reflect on the decriminalisation of homosexuality in Ireland. More info and tickets here.

Club Urania Late, Cambridge Junction. Diarmuid shares hosting duties with Celia Willoughby. Headline DJ Lucia Blayke. Acts include GeeGee and Dairy King. More info and tickets here. 

Sunday Feature, BBC Radio 3. Diarmuid contributes to a new radio documentary The Pleasures and Pains of Denton Welch. Listen here.

*SOLD OUT* Club Urania, Cambridge Junction. Diarmuid shares hosting duties with Celia Willoughby. Collaboration with disability arts festival I'm Here Where Are You. Acts include Bibi June and Ebony Rose Dark. More info and tickets here. 

New Thinking, BBC Sounds. Diarmuid presents a BBC podcast on new LGBTQ+ research, with guests Dr Ina Linge and Dr Sarah Pyke. Listen online here.

*SOLD OUT* Club Urania, Cambridge Junction. Diarmuid shares hosting duties with Celia Willoughby. Acts include Wet Mess and Matty May.

Daunt Books Festival, Marylebone. Diarmuid is in conversation with Tom Crewe about his novel The New Life. More info and tickets here.

The Really Popular Book Club, Cambridge University Library. (Free, online) Diarmuid leads LGBTQ History Month special on Michael Cunningham's novel The Hours. More info and signup here.

*SOLD OUT* Club Urania, Cambridge Junction. Diarmuid shares hosting duties with Celia Willoughby. Acts include: Katie Greenall and Eve Stainton.

Free Thinking, BBC Radio 3. Special programme on 'Stories of Love', Diarmuid introduces Rita Mae Brown's lesbian classic Rubyfruit Jungle. More info here. 

Cambridge Edition magazine feature on Club Urania, Diarmuid interviewed: 'We're happy to be broadening people's perspective on queer culture'. Read the issue here.

Sunday Feature, BBC Radio 3. Diarmuid's radio documentary Deeds and Words broadcast, focusing on the art and activism of the suffrage movement. Listen here.