Donie Tarrant and Alan Tuffery talk about Bloomsday the celebration of James Joyce’s Ulysses. It is just a piece of nonsense for the literary crowd? Is the book worth reading or is it overblown nonsense?
Myra Gleeson speaks to Paul Reardon. Who will be guiding people around the Drumcronda & Glasnevin area. On Bloomsday June 16th to celebrate James Joyce. https:/www.bloomsdayfestival.ie/events.drumcondra-Joycean-Jaunt-2026 First broadcast 18/05/2026
Paula Wiseman chatted with director, writer and producer, Tommy Creagh about this years Bloomsday Film Festival, which runs from the 12th-16th June. Tommy chats about his journey into filmmaking and also about the events taking place during the Film Festival. https://www.instagram.com/tommycreagh…
Paula Wiseman chats with Tommy Creagh, curator of the Bloomsday Film Festival. The film festival was set up as a celebration of cinema, literature, and artistic innovation, inspired by the long reaching arm of Ireland’s patriarch of modernism, James Joyce. It will…
Ballad Tours Dublin singer and racontuer Sean Fitzgerald conducts walking tours around historical Dublin sites and landmarks. At every stop he sings a song for his audience in order to tell the stories of the history of Ireland. At the conclusion of…
Blooms Day Festival Exhibition. Ciarán Murray spoke to Olivier Cornet about ‘The Morphing Feminine’, a visual artist’s response to various aspects of the feminine in James Joyce’s novel Ulysses and in the author’s life. https://www.oliviercornetgallery.com/the-morphing-feminine The online launch is Tuesday 16th at 7pm on https://www.facebook.com/oliviercornet.gallery/ with a live…
Gavan Kennedy, Director of Finnegan Wakes Film Project speaks to Glen about his complex and cyclical take on Joyce’s most notoriously “difficult” novel
Walks through James Joyce’s Dublin is a brand new series from Near FM and the James Joyce Centre that follows the mercurial world of James Joyce and his characters through Dublin’s fair city. In this audio series Dublin comes alive through the Joycean walking…
Maura Walsh chats to Vincent Altman O’Connor about his great grand uncle Albert Altman the Saltman who could be the real life bases of Leopold Bloom, from James Joyce’s Ulysses.
On this, the last programme of the series, we’ll go back to TARGET Trinity Adult Resource Group for Education and Training in Donaghmede, where Nearfm recorded the reading of James Joyce’s Grace, one of the stories in the book Dubliners. We also…
On this programme we’ll listen to the two James Joyce’s Dubliner’s stories that were adapted and dramatised by the near drama group, Ivy Daz in the Committee Room and A Painful Case. But before we start we’ll listen to Jack Byrne, who…