Dublin Ulysses Tours

09/06/2019

How are you going to celebrate Bloomsday?

08/06/2019

is coming soon 👒🌂Tours every day 10-16 June at 2pm! Link on bio for further info.
Why read the book when you can take the Tour!

06/06/2019

“Those girls, those girls, Those lovely seaside girls.”

15/06/2018

02/12/2017

Love this!

A six-year-old Canadian boy has received some high-profile backing after coming up with a new word – levidromes.

06/11/2017

Bewley's is back! I don't know of any Starbucks with a Harry Clarke window; or any history for that matter (although I think James Joyce may have already left these shores by the time he was "plotting the opening of Dublin's first cinema").

It is hard to explain to a generation born during the past 20 years how much Bewley's once mattered to Dubliners. With its stained-glass windows, steaming frothy coffee, sticky buns and

01/11/2017

Goldenhair - based on the life of James Joyce - was performed live at the Richard Harris film festival. Intriguing.

MORE than 110 independent movies were shown across the weekend as the Richard Harris Film Festival marked its fourth year in the city. Set up in 2013 as part of the Gathering, Limerick’s main film festival has gone from strength to strength, with 13 films being shown in the first year to 116 n...

26/10/2017

http://www.buffalo.edu/news/releases/2017/10/049.html

BUFFALO, N.Y. — The University at Buffalo’s Technē Institute for Art and Emerging Technologies is volunteers to take part in a free, one-of-a-kind event on Nov. 1 that will explore James Joyce’s “Finnegans Wake.”

12/06/2017

Watching notorious court cases influenced the writer's thinking and fiction

11/06/2017

Come have with us! Looking forward to some fancy dress and fried kidneys (optional 🤔😄) XX
€15... just call 01-7071610 or pop into the cafe to grab your ticket

11/06/2017

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28/05/2017

Proud to be part of the festival after slipping under the radar last year!
Tours open to the public June 11-18 at 2pm in The Palace Bar.
Book a spot on www.DublinUlyssesTours.com

The Bloomsday Festival is Ireland's most unique literary event, celebrating June 16th 1904. Join us on June 11-16 2025 for more than 100 events throughout Dublin!