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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
Join us this Saturday for an evening celebrating the best of Irish and Scottish university a cappella with a concert by St. Andrew's The Accidentals and Trinity College's Trinitones!
Doors & Complimentary Wine at 6.30pm. Concert Begins at 7pm.
Tickets are €5.
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Just a few seats are left for our Ulysses for All course starting tomorrow at 6pm GMT! Details are below.
jamesjoyce.ie/events/ulyss...
A fascinating article about how researchers use Finnegans Wake to assess AI's learning process.
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Darina Gallagher and Dr. Josh Q. Newman visited the Under and Tuglas Literary Institute in Tallinn as part of an @euerasmusplus.bsky.social project. You can read more about it here:
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Our special thanks to Léargas. The project is co-funded by the European Union.
Yes it is. Please email us at info@jamesjoyce.ie.
Join our global readership and guest speakers at the James Joyce Centre on 11th March for our online course Ulysses for All. This 12-week course is a deep but accessible guide to Joyce's masterpiece.
Find out more about the course and register with the link below.
jamesjoyce.ie/events/ulyss...
Blue graphic with three different artefacts from UCD Special Collections - a letter with Abbey Theatre heading, a coloured drawing of a tree and people, and a handwritten letter with illustration of a cottage and surroundings.
Hannah Matthews of UCD Special Collections reflects on the art of letter writing, looking at the Curran/Laird Collection - manuscripts, books, & ephemera corresponding with significant theatrical & creative figures in Ireland in the 20th c.
Read at ucdculturalheritagecollections.com/2026/02/26/a...
We are delighted to announce our annual Ulysses for All course will start on 11 March!
Course Details:
-Hybrid Zoom/In-Person at the James Joyce Centre
-Dates: 11 March - 3rd June 2026
-Time: Every Wednesday at 6-8pm GMT
-Fee: €180
Register with the link below:
jamesjoyce.ie/events/ulyss...
The album is available on Bandcamp, Spotify and anywhere you listen to music. The CD and merchandise can be purchased on their website.
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A project three years in the making, Remorse of Conscience contains such tracks as “Mnesterophonia,” “A Charitable View of Temporary Insanity,” and “Telemachean Echoes.”
Move over Kate Bush. Agenbite Misery will have you banging your head (which is not uncommon when reading Ulysses anyway).
Did you ever wonder when a Ulysses-themed metal album was going to come out? Wait no more. “Remorse of Conscience,” the debut album by American metal trio
@agenbitemisery.bsky.social transmutes Joyce’s modernist novel into grindy death metal and atmospheric epics.
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We had a wild time last Friday at the premiere of 18 More Ballads after James Joyce’s Ulysses by Val O’Donnell. These creative, jubilant ballads brought out what makes Ulysses so special. Our thanks to Val, Joe Ryder, Andrew Basquille, Sinéad Murphy, Darina Gallagher and to all those in attendance 🎩
A few photos from Monday's phenomenal celebration of James Joyce's birthday. We had a wonderful time filled with joy, laughter, songs, readings and more than a little cake.
Happy 144th James! 🎂🥂🥳
The James Joyce Centre is supported by the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport.
Watch the trailer for Lucia’s Room, a ballet performance by the Aleksidze Tbilisi Contemporary Ballet inspired by Lucia Joyce. The dance was featured in last year’s @bloomsdayfilmfest.bsky.social It will be screened on Monday and in this year’s Bloomsday Film Festival!
We were honoured to host The Freedom Theatre from the Jenin refugee camp for rehearsals of the Irish premiere of Return to Palestine. Tickets are still available for tonight and tomorrow night at the Project Arts Centre.
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Join us this Monday, 2nd February for free admission, tours and more! We hope to see you here.
jamesjoyce.ie/events/happy...
James Joyce was born on 2nd February 1882. As a birthday gift, the James Joyce Centre will be open to the public FOR FREE on Monday, 2nd February. We will be running our popular walking tours. There might even be a cake 🎂
Visit our website for more information.
jamesjoyce.ie/events/happy...
Join us on Friday, 6th February at 6.30pm for the premiere of "18 More Ballads after James Joyce’s Ulysses Volume II" by Val O’Donnell.
Val is at it again with 18 more vibrant, playful and engrossing ballads based on Ulysses.
Tickets are €10. Doors open at 6pm.
www.eventbrite.ie/e/18-more-ba...
James Joyce was born on 2nd February 1882. As a birthday gift, the James Joyce Centre will be open to the public FOR FREE on Monday, 2nd February. We will be running our popular walking tours. There might even be a cake 🎂
Visit our website for more information.
jamesjoyce.ie/events/happy...
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A few photos from last night's talk by Kenji Hayakawa on his online annotations and translation of Finnegans Wake into Japanese, @finneganswake.net. Our special thanks to Kenji and to all those who came.
Watch Kenji Hayakawa recite his Japanese translation of ‘the rann it rann’ passage from Finnegans Wake at last night’s talk.
His translation and annotations of Finnegans Wake in Japanese can be accessed at finneganswake.net. It is free and open to the public! @finneganswake.net
な、なんと……東京・下北沢の本屋B&Bさんにて、イベント開催が決定しました！
題して「フィネガンズ・クイズ LIVE Ver. in 東京」
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『フィネガンズ・ウェイク』にまつわるパブクイズに、アイルランド文学研究者の今関裕太氏が挑みます。来店参加の方には、アイルランド産の賞品GETのチャンスも。配信参加＆アーカイブ視聴という選択肢もあります。
席数には限りがございますので、ご興味おありの方はぜひお早めにお申し込みください。みなさまとお会いできることを楽しみにしております。
ジョイス・センターでの講演イベントは満員御礼、盛況のうちに閉幕しました。プレゼン30分、質疑応答40分ほどでした。
（写真は2月4日の東京イベントで販売予定のZINEについて紹介している場面です。）
While my talk will be mostly about Finnegans Wake, I also believe that we need to have a broader conversation about how to navigate the tension in literature between accessibility and complexity.
(Special thanks to the one and only @jamesjoycecentre.bsky.social!)
Start off the new year right by joining us this Wednesday for Ireland on Stage and Screen, our new online course led by Dr. Caroline Elbay.
This six-week course investigates iconic representations of modern Ireland on both stage and screen.
Register today!
jamesjoyce.ie/events/irela...
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