James Joyce app allows you to access Dublin in the early 1900s

A new app will let James Joyce fans walk through his work and his past, visiting the places in Dublin that he wrote about and where he spent time.
James Joyce app allows you to access Dublin in the early 1900s
Mon, 15 Jun, 2020 - 15:43
Liz Dunphy

A new app will let James Joyce fans walk through his work and his past, visiting the places in Dublin that he wrote about and where he spent time.

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DublinPlace: DublinPlace: IrelandPlace: Eccles StreetPlace: Martello TowerPlace: SandycovePlace: Merrion SquarePlace: Henry StreetPlace: Volta CinemaPlace: TriestePlace: The AcademyPlace: Pearse StreetPlace: The James Joyce CentrePlace: 7 Eccles streetPlace: UlyssesPlace: Bailey pubPlace: Grafton StreetPerson: James JoycePerson: JoycePerson: Davy ByrnePerson: Oscar WildePerson: Nora BarnaclePerson: John McCormackPerson: NoraPerson: Leopold BloomPerson: Patrick KavanaghPerson: Brian O'NolanPerson: Flann O’BrienEvent: 1904 Feis CeoilOrganisation: Marks &Organisation: Mater Private hospital
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