The James Joyce Centre

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The official account of the James Joyce Centre, a museum and cultural institution dedicated to promoting the life and work of James Joyce. Plan your visit at www.jamesjoyce.ie. 📍35 N. Great George’s St., Dublin 🚪Tuesday to Saturday, 10.30am to 4.30pm

One epic. Two interpretations. Two mediums. Two very different commutes. Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey sails into theatres this weekend. It is the latest adaptation of the Homeric tale. Let us know in the comments who did it better: Nolan or Joyce. Only kidding! Enjoy the movie 🍿😎🛥️

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Delighted to be returning to @jamesjoycecentre.bsky.social with our #THEWRITESTUFF #DUBLINBYDUSK collaboration.?Tickets now available for our Thur. 30th July gathering…

The James Joyce Centre@jamesjoycecentre.bsky.social · 3w ago

The James Joyce Centre and @itsthewritestuff.bsky.social are delighted to continue our collaboration with Dublin by Dusk on Thursday, 30 July at 7pm. Featuring Steve O'Toole, Luke Clerkin, Dalina and Sean Corrigan. Tickets are €12.50. We hope to see you there! www.eventbrite.ie/e/dublin-by-...

The James Joyce Centre and @itsthewritestuff.bsky.social are delighted to continue our collaboration with Dublin by Dusk on Thursday, 30 July at 7pm. Featuring Steve O'Toole, Luke Clerkin, Dalina and Sean Corrigan. Tickets are €12.50. We hope to see you there! www.eventbrite.ie/e/dublin-by-...

Dublin by Dusk: The Write Stuff

The James Joyce Centre and The Write Stuff are delighted to continue our collaboration with Dublin by Dusk.

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It was a lovely and sunny Friday evening for the launch of Celibacy in Irish Women’s Writing in The James Joyce Centre ☀️ Two UCD Press authors, Leeann Lane (Mary MacSwiney, Dorothy Macardle, Rosamond Jacob) and Anne Fogarty (co-editor of Voices on Joyce) are contributors to the special collection 👏

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This day is important for many reasons, two of which are directly related to Joyce. #OTD in 1849, Joyce's father, John Stanislaus, was born (third photo). In 1931, Joyce got married to Nora Barnacle in London (fourth photo). To all our American friends, have a Happy Fourth of July!

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Please join us for the launch of "Celibacy in Irish Women's Writing", a new special issue dedicated to the untold history of Ireland's unmarried women James Joyce Centre Dublin, Fri 10 July 5pm Refreshments will be provided The event is free but booking is essential www.eventbrite.ie/e/launch-of-...

Launch of Celibacy in Irish Women's Writing

Please join us for the launch of a new special issue and podcast series dedicated to the untold history of Ireland's unmarried women.

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