James Joyce

Endless novels from the 19th century and earlier are there waiting to eat up the pre-Easter gloom

Hugh Linehan: It’s the time of year when I bend people’s ears about James Joyce’s Epiphany-set masterpiece

Joyce’s range, and imagination are less grandiose and simpler philosophically

Clare woman’s brave adventures across the globe from 1928 deserve to be remembered

Arts producer turned artisan baker Gerry Godley and Irish Times film correspondent Donald Clarke chew over the evidence

Review: CoisCéim Dance Theatre and Liz Roche Company bask in the complexity of the Irish writer’s multilayered novel

For CoisCéim’s Go to Blazes, part of Ulysses 2.2, the dancer and scent-maker Justine Cooper is creating aromas to evoke part of James Joyce’s masterpiece

In 1922, builders began turning a 22-acre site near the Liberties into a housing scheme for Dublin’s working classes

Yale’s Joe Cleary considers the centenary of the poet’s masterpiece in an Irish literary context

McDevitt fought injustice and oppression in his writing and campaigning, at one point helping to secure the release of a jailed Myanmar poet

‘Vulgar expressions’ in Ivy Day in the Committee Room made publishers nervous

All Hardest of Woman engages with a passage in Jame Joyce’s epic novel to explore women’s experiences in the Dublin building

Acclaimed artist was best known for her large stone sculptures but also wrote poetry and fiction

The Roman Empire had a common currency and frequent credit crises. The euro zone looks to be heading down that same, well-trodden road

President Michael D Higgins recites Joyce at a small ceremony at Áras an Uachtaráin

First ever Bloomsday readings of James Joyce planned for Dublin’s main Catholic Church

In the Sirens episode in Ulysses, piano and song carry along the afternoon mood in the Ormond Hotel bar

For a novelist James Joyce was notoriously reluctant to make stuff up

James Joyce’s father filled his house with children and with debts

The chef has pulled off the seemingly impossible in this shop by day, restaurant by night

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We indomitable Irish have a genius for bringing people down to size

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Sales mark centenary of the 1922 World Congress of the Irish Race

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Papers Griffith edited, when not suppressed by the British, inspired a generation

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There are watery wonders and wordy treats in this week’s travel news

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Irish banknotes also beat expectations in strong sale

Travel News: Take a grown-up break at the Shelbourne, or get away with the family to Kerry

`You question the logic of what you’re doing: whether it’s work, or whether it’s just time being spent'

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