Ulysses - James Joyce

Ulysses - James Joyce

James Joyce's 'Ulysses' is one of the most important works of modernist literature. The book chronicles the passage of Leopold Bloom through Dublin during an ordinary day, 16 June 1904 (the day of Joyce's first date with his future wife, Nora Barnacle). In 1982 RTÉ Radio celebrated the centenary of Joyce's birth with a dramatised full production of 'Ulysses'; this broadcast is now considered one of the definitive adaptations of the book. See RTE.ie/ulysses for more.
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Episode's summary

The Citizen holds fort in Barney Kiernan's Pub.

Episodes

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Episode 12 - Cyclops

The Citizen holds fort in Barney Kiernan's Pub.

10 Jun 2020
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Reading Ulysses: Introduction to Ulysses

Joseph O'Connor, Edna O'Brien and Gerry O'Flaherty recall the events and characters of this day and explore why James Joyce's fictionalised events of an ordinary day should become such a literary masterpiece.

29 May 2020
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Episode 1 - Telemachus

Stephen breakfasts at the Tower in Sandycove.

10 Jun 2020
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Episode 2 - Nestor

Stephen teaches in Dalkey.

10 Jun 2020
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Episode 3 - Proteus

Stephen walks along Sandymount Strand.

10 Jun 2020