Stephen Dedalus

The ‘My Left Foot’ child actor does not only act - he’s now a writer and film-maker too

We’re not arguing about issues anymore. We’re arguing about different versions of reality

Colm Tóibín pays tribute to great author who was a ferocious critic of Donald Trump but a close friend of Edna O’Brien

Author set chapter in what was once one of Europe’s biggest red-light district

The artists’ association should not be attacked on the grounds of value for money

Joyce never set foot in Ireland again after 1912, despite living for another 29 years

For the Irish, silence is a way of dealing with, and surviving, traumatic exile

A new, digital version of James Joyce’s ‘A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man’ celebrates the centenary of the book’s publication

A soft, ambiguous and contingent Brexit could be possible – with Ireland’s help

The collective works in our series show how molten and defiant Irish artworks can be

When a culture is threatened, its people will dig in their heels and defend it without analysis or criticism

Although the writer’s literary experiments were utterly modern, they were haunted by ghosts, shadows and Irish legends

Eileen Battersby details five good reasons to dive into a truly great work of fiction

Eileen Battersby imagines what the central players of Joyce’s Ulysses think about the novel that made them famous and how they feel about the man who wrote it

James Joyce showed that universal experiences were to be found, not with gods or heroes, but in mundane urban lives