Issue Fourteen
Second Quarter 1994
ISSN 0791-4067
36 Printed Pages A4

'The Irish Male'

Page 3: The Roles They Are A'Changing by Ethel Crowley
Page 5: Truth And Fiction In Domestic Violence by Monica McWilliams
Page 9: Reflections On The Men's Movement by Maurice Meehan
Page 10: Republican Men, Life Underneath The Stereotypes by Lawrence McKeown
Page 12: Loyalism: Male, Macho And Marching by Sammy Douglas
Page 14: The RUC, Drink, Dames And Debt by Graham Ellison
Page16: Moving Hearts And Changing Minds by Kieran Rose
Page 20: A Midwife's Tale by Colm Boyle
Page 22: A Very Touchy Subject: Priests, Masturbation And Confession by Tom Inglis
Page 24: The Irish Male In Cinema by Martin McCabe
Page 26: Sex And Violence, Images Of Men In Novels Of The Troubles by Bill Rolston
Page 31: Game, Set And Macho, Masculinity And Irish Sport by Raymond Boyle
Page 32: Men's Groups, A Way To Tell Our Stories by Brian Smeaton
Page 34: Glorious History Is Not For Us by Kevin Casey
Page 35: Poem: The Pool Room by Seamas Keenan
Page 36: Poem: Two Pints, Your Honour by  Seamas Keenan

Reviews
Page 36: An tÉireannach 1934-37, Éamon Ó Ciasáin Reviewed by Uinsionn Mac Dubhghaill
Page 36: The Kilcolman Notebook, Robert Welch Reviewed by Anthony O'Keeffe