Hundreds of James Joyce enthusiasts flock to Sandycove and surrounds for readings, song and more
Bloomsday
Read more about Bloomsday, the annual June 16th commemorations of James Joyce set on the day his 1922 novel Ulysses takes place in 1904.
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The Easter Rising is seen as a catalyst for global processes of decolonisation, in the same way as Joyce is a catalyst for literary modernism
Dereliction, dirt and degradation are the predominant features of summer in much of the city
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A poignant coincidence
Gravediggers Bar deputised for Barney Kiernan’s as backdrop for Bloomsday performance of Cyclops episode
Paris gave Joyce a lens through which to see his native city as a modern urban environment
Nora Barnacle wanted him repatriated but was refused. We must right this wrong
Like every Dubliner, in the end we are all bit players in short chapters within Joyce’s universe
Annabel Abbs, author of The Joyce Girl, asks why was Lucia Joyce, a beautiful woman and talented dancer, left to languish by her family for 50 years in an English asylum?
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