Dublin Bay and the Forty Foot seen from outside the James Joyce Museum in Sandycove. Courtesy of Katie Lynch. Though I’ve not lived here for a lifetime, I resonate deeply with Joyce’s sentiment of ...

The James Joyce Centre, 35 N Great George's St, Rotunda, Dublin 1 A museum dedicated to the life and work of James Joyce, offering tours of significant Joycean sites around the city. Sweny's ...

Yes, this UNESCO City of Literature already has the Dublin Writers Museum, The Old Library of Trinity College Dublin, and The James Joyce Center.But MoLI—which opened in September—yields ...

Elegant parade. 2004 was the year of excess. The ReJoyce Dublin festival lasted five months. It culminated in a breakfast (sausages, toast, beans, pudding) for 10,000 people on O'Connell Street.

A Dublin artist will show a series of art works inspired by James Joyce’s celebrated story, “The Dead,” appropriately at “Sweny’s Pharmacy” in Lincoln Place in Dublin.

As the museum label next to the oil on canvas work which hangs in Dublin's National Gallery recounts, between 1851-1855 some 800,000 Irish left the country from Dublin Bay.

DUBLIN — James Joyce famously left his native Dublin at the age of 22 and then spent the rest of his life writing about the city, sending characters to wander its slums, back streets and faded ...

What is it? St Catherine's, Thomas Street, Dublin is a watercolour by James Malton.In 1791 Malton made a series of topographical drawings that formed the basis for his celebrated set of views of ...