James Joyce and Harry Potter appear at Fonsie Mealy’s sale

Des O’Sullivan reports on a sale that includes a rare Joyce recording and a Flann O’Brien first edition.
James Joyce and Harry Potter appear at Fonsie Mealy’s sale
Sat, 27 May, 2017 - 01:00
Des O’Sullivan

From an original recording of James Joyce reading his work, to a Harry Potter book signed by JK Rowling, Fonsie Mealy’s sale in Dublin next Tuesday is brimful of interest.

The 900-plus lot sale of rare books, literature, manuscripts and sporting collectibles at the Tara Towers Hotel starts at 10am next Tuesday.

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