Sinéad Murphy is one of the readers for Bloomsday Readings and Songs tomorrow at Meeting House Square. Experience an odyssey through James Joyce’s epic novel. Readings and Songs is free. 3pm – 6pm on June 16th in Meeting House Square, Temple Bar, Dublin 2.

Happy #Bloomsday!🥳 Did you know UCD Special Collections has two 1922 editions of 'Ulysses'? 📘An original edition (no 309) inscribed by Joyce & given to Constantine Curran (part of the Curran-Laird book collection) 📘no 751 - owned & signed by Lennox Robinson (& in the Sweeney collection).

Bloomsday starts with a hearty breakfast in the James Joyce Centre on North Great Georges Street in Dublin. Bloomsday Festival The James Joyce Centre #BloomsdayFestival WATCH: RTÉ News reports #OnThisDay in 1994 rte.ie/b/1451521

The gorgeous Mary Murray talking to us at Bloomsday Film Festival Opening Gala The James Joyce Centre on Wednesday! Adam&Paul screens today at 6pm for its 20th Anniversary #Bloomsday ifi.ie/film/bloomsday…

#Bloomsday Sharing our fav entries from our ALL brilliant writers.Maggie's ‘Diary of a Selkie’(primary)& Laragh's ‘Ulysses through the knee-deep snow’(second level)blew us away.Well done to all! 👉tinyurl.com/MociBloom 🙏to all for encouraging the young authors - our main aim

An essential part of the #Bloomsday experience. Bloomsday Readings and Songs is on at 3pm! At Meeting House, Temple Bar. Free.

Next station on my #bloomsdaypilgrimage The James Joyce Centre where I met the man of the day, Leopold Bloom

Out and about on #Bloomsday2024 enjoying performances at Belvedere House & exhibitions The James Joyce Centre. Congratulations The James Joyce Centre for all the festivities.

Next station davybyrnespub on our #bloomsdaypilgrimage

Yesterday, we were so lucky to have the beautiful weather n the shining sun to enjoy the outdoor performance organised by James Joyce Tower at Bloomsday Festival. Friends gathered together reading the programme with Cantonese introduction while appreciating James Joyce's literature

This was most enjoyable (AND it didn't rain). Ulysses readings in Meeting House Square Dublin on Bloomsday 2024. Praise be actress Mary Murray Mary Murray for the comic barmaids Douce & Kennedy and singer Camille O'Sullivan Camille O'Sullivan for the haunting "Bid Adieu to Girlish Days"

NEW - screening this AT THE COBBLESTONE itself, in Dublin Tuesday June 18 8pm Bloomsday Festival Bloomsday Film Festival @

Dan the Man! Ted Smyth Bloomsday Festival Embassy of Ireland ‘Free money, free love in a free lay state’: Leopold Bloom’s politics irishtimes.com/culture/books/…

The Ringsend Bloomsday Festival was a tremendous success. Every event busy, a plaque to James & Nora unveiled, participants from France,USA,Spain, Norway,Turkey,UK & Canada. Amazing to welcome them all to Ringsend. Thanks to Dublin City Council. The James Joyce Centre Bloomsday Festival

Tara Flynn was 'only brilliant' as MC at the Meeting House Square bloomsday festival event. Hard to separate superb performance of so many actors & musicians, but both Mary Murray (those accents for the Ormond bar Sirens!) & Camille O'Sullivan were deadly - in the Dublin sense.

We hope you all had a fabulous #Bloomsday! How many of you actually went on our Bloomsday Treasure Hunt? Please share pics of the activities or tag us. Thank you! Bloomsday Festival

On the 120th anniversary of Bloomsday, Drumcondra Joycean Jaunters convened at the current day shrine of the Blessed Virgin in Our Lady’s Park on the banks of the Tolka, across from Fagan’s, to celebrate the day. Photographer: Leo George Devitt #BloomsdayFestival #Bloomsday

The GAA Museum in association with the James Joyce Centre presented a unique tour of Dublin for the Bloomsday Festival. James Joyce’s Ulysses from the unique perspective of Kellogg’s Skyline at Croke Park, was mapped out for guests to see. Photographer: Leo “George” Devitt

We still have Bloomsday t-shirts available. Don't miss your chance to let everyone in front of you know that you celebrated Bloomsday!

The James Joyce Centre is excited to announce two literature courses this autumn: Dear, Dirty Dubliners and Cities in Literature in Music! Dear, Dirty Dubliners explores Joyce's revolutionary short stories. Click the link for details. 🇮🇪📚 jamesjoyce.ie/events/dear-di… 1/3 🧵