Book Interview: Declan Gould on finally making peace with the clamouring voices in his head

'I went to Carrigaline and deposited my clothes outside my aunt’s front door. I cycled back towards Cork. I was naked, obviously. I was in Catholic territory and knew people wouldn’t be approving of what I was doing'
Book Interview: Declan Gould on finally making peace with the clamouring voices in his head

Author Declan Gould has always battled mental illness but continues to strive to make a difference through his activism. Picture: Vincent Murphy

Sat, 17 Sep, 2022 - 14:30
Colette Sheridan

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