James Joyce’s first novel, published not in Dublin but in New York and London, is an intensely Irish book

Review: Barry believed that the sole purpose of landscape was to serve as background to the depiction of “significant human action”, which was the central business of a serious painter

A month-by-month cultural portrait of 1913 reveals a world that was about to change forever

US poet Ezra Pound, celebrated at a conference at Trinity, had close links with Irish writers and politicians and became Joyce’s unpaid agent