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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Ode to St Audoen’s
For many tourists, one of the natural points of gravitation in Dublin is Christ Church Cathedral, a magnificent feat of architecture, history and endurance. Only a few hundred yards down the road – heard of by many more than have … Continue reading
Tower power
The return of the Dublin Book Festival this weekend reminds one of Dublin’s most famous novel, Ulysses, and its iconic landmark. James Joyce only stayed there for five and a half nights, yet no other home has become so synonymous … Continue reading
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Tagged Forty Foot, James Joce Tower and Museum, James Joyce, Sandycove
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