Leopold Bloom

An Post launches new stamps to celebrate centenary of Ulysses

Stamps inspired by ‘Gilbert Schem’ - tables Joyce produced to help friends understand book

On the trail of the Hunter – Terence Killeen on the shadow of Leopold Bloom

An Irishman’s Diary

The Irish Times view on Ulysses at 100: how to monetise James Joyce

The great novel must be shortened and updated to reflect modern Ireland’s tourist proposition

Wooden heart – Frank McNally on the dark horse in Joyce’s Ulysses

An Irishman’s Diary

The year of Ulysses: 2022 marks centenary of Joyce’s experimental masterpiece

Beloved by millions, incomprehensible to millions more, the novel is now firmly embedded in Irish culture

Guts and garters: A Joycean treasure hunt and an infamous murder

An Irishman’s Diary

‘Utterly engaged’ Macron talks up support for Ireland on Dublin ramble

Joyce, Brexit, Kabul and Sophie Toscan du Plantier among wide variety of topics

Racing Uncertainty – Frank McNally on myths, mistaken memories, and the Ascot Gold Cup

An Irishman’s Diary

Bloomsday 2021: Everything you need to know

How to celebrate Ulysses, James Joyce’s great novel, set in Dublin on June 16th, 1904

David McWilliams: A city must not be just an amusement park for the well-off

A proper living city provides home for people of all income levels and backgrounds

The Irish Times view on the banning of Ulysses: lessons on censorship

A hundred years from now, perhaps people will look back and laugh at our fumbling attempts to censor online speech

Name and R-Number – Frank McNally on typos, tour guides, unusual baby names, and digging up the Hill of Tara

Fintan O’Toole: The newly visible dads, and an ordinary and wonderful kind of love

Fatherhood is a kind of makey-up thing, but it has come into its own in lockdown

Royal flush: Frank McNally plumbs the depths of Ascot, Bloomsday and GBS

Irish writers have done more to promote Royal Ascot, surely, than English writers ever did

Bloomsday buy: Ulysses pub in Dublin 7 on the market for €700k

No 9 Little Britain St played starring role as Barney Kiernan’s pub in Joyce’s Ulysses

Paris on a shoestring – Frank McNally on James Joyce, TS Eliot, and the art of revenge hospitality

Dating Game – Frank McNally on writers getting their datelines crossed, from Joyce to Elmore Leonard

Taking coronavirus stress out on your teeth? Get a mouthguard

Bruxism is brought on by anxiety and stress and can cause teeth to wear, crack or split

Carry on trading: The businesses working hard to keep us fed, and workers paid

Meet the business owners who have had to change overnight to keep going during the Covid-19 crisis

How Joyce paid the ferryman

Frank McNally on the man who never visited Dublin but landed a key role in Ulysses

How the Mity have Risen – Frank McNally on the (short) literary history of cheese mites

In a Word: Rejoice

On James Joyce’s birthday we can rejoice in the power of language to gladden our hearts

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