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Bloomsday is a
commemoration and
celebration of the life of
Irish writer James Joyce,
observed annually in
Dublin and
elsewhere on 16 June, the day his...
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Bloomsday may
refer to:
Bloomsday, a
commemoration on 16 June in
honor of
James Joyce.
Lilac Bloomsday Run, a road
running event in Spokane, Washington...
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Spokane The
Lilac Bloomsday Run, also
known as
Bloomsday, is an
annual timed road race in the
northwest United States, held on the
first Sunday of May...
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Bloomsday is the
stage name of
American indie rock
musician Iris
James Garrison. The
project previously was a duo
which included Alex Harwood, but is...
- fire (1936)
Bombing of
Dublin in
World War II (1941)
Baggotonia (1950s)
Bloomsday commemorations (est. 1954)
Destruction of Nelson's
Pillar (1966) RTÉ Studio...
- Shot" 4:13 3. "How Cold Love Is" 3:24 4. "Jackie Down the Line" 4:01 5. "
Bloomsday" 4:30 6. "Roman Holiday" 4:28 7. "The
Couple Across the Way" 3:56 8. "Skinty...
- this tower. It now
hosts a
small Joycean museum, open all year round.
Bloomsday is
celebrated in
Sandycove in Joyce's
honour on the 16th of June every...
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Radio 1. He also
narrated for the BBC
Radio 4
production of
Ulysses for
Bloomsday, 16 June 2012.[citation needed] Rea is an
Academy Award,
Golden Globe...
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single day, 16 June 1904,
which fans of the
novel now
celebrate as
Bloomsday.
Ulysses is the Latinised name of Odysseus, the hero of Homer's epic poem...
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December of that year. She is
buried in
Kingsthorpe Cemetery. Each year on
Bloomsday (16 June),
extracts from
James Joyce's
Ulysses and
other readings related...
