Twitter account of the Toronto Bloomsday Festival.
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Filmed across five continents, Joyceans, including @StephenFry, gather for 'Hold to the Now', a short film for #Bloomsday2022 exploring time, history and human connection through the words of James Joyce's Ulysses.
#Ulysses100
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Don't miss out on this fascinating event. Register now!
bit.ly/EWUlysses
Join Ambassador @EamonnMcKee and others as they keep celebrating #Ulysses100.📘
Ulysses lovers across Canada will discuss their ‘Encounters with Ulysses’ and perform sections of the book in this entertaining online event happening on Feb 24.
Register at bit.ly/EWUlysses
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Finally, at 1pm EST on 2 Feb, the Embassy will be premiering ‘The Women Behind Ulysses.'
Ambassador @EamonnMcKee and Mary Durkan of @BloomsdayTO discuss the women who influenced James Joyce, and those who made Ulysses possible.
Register now at: eventbrite.ie/e/the-women-be…
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And we’re live! Join us now over on YouTube: youtu.be/ie3AABZnuE4
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"Stately, plump Buck Mulligan came from the stairhead, bearing a bowl of lather on which a mirror and a razor lay crossed. A yellow dressinggown, ungirdled, was sustained gently behind him on the mild morning air."
Happy Bloomsday Everybody! 🌞
#Bloomsday #Ulysses #JamesJoyce
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The Embassy of Ireland and the James Joyce Association of Ottawa Present... youtu.be/oX3LXe26o0c via @YouTube
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AN EVENING WITH PRESIDENT MICHAEL D. HIGGINS AND COLM TÓIBÍN
Recorded on Bloomsday in the Áras an Uachtaráin, this conversation will be broadcast online for a live audience on Thursday the 17th of June at 6:30pm GMT.
Tickets at springseries.ie
@PresidentIRL
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June 16 is #Bloomsday2021 when we celebrate James Joyce’s Ulysses. Check out the great video below from @dfatirl & @MoLI_Museum, featuring Ian Ashe from @JoyceOttawa! Don’t forget to tune in for our events this week- you’ve heard the first line already, now experience the book!📚
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Free to see until June 16
bloomsdayfestival.ie/filmfes…
and "Click Here to Watch"
Scroll to #8 @BloomsdayDublin
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Discover the living legacy of a book that has shaped Dublin’s identity and Irish literature for almost 100 years! With @simplesimon_ie @MoLI_Museum, Prof Anne Fogarty @UCD_English, & @kmcsharry @NLIreland. Register here to join on #Bloomsday 16 June @ 7pm: ucd-ie.zoom.us/webinar/regis…
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This day 117 years ago – 10 June 1904 – James Joyce met Nora Barnacle for the first time while walking down Nassau Street in Dublin.
Barnacle, a chambermaid from Galway, would become Joyce's wife and muse, inspiring the character of Molly Bloom in his celebrated novel Ulysses.
