“Who was responsible for Joyce if not the Jesuits?” the Irish, Joyceinspired, comic writer
Flann O'Brien once asked rhetorically. It'sa responsibility that the Jesuits have been slow to …

I sat in the same class with Joyce in room No. 3 in Belvedere College, from 1894 to 1895. 1
The large windows of this classroom gave south; and in the southwest corner there was the …

In the first days of July 1904, probably on the 2nd or on the 4th, the Irish mystic, poet and
painter, and close friend of WB Yeats, George Russell (otherwise" AE") wrote to James …

At the fall of that grim year, 1934, Nora and James Joyce were living in a furnished
apartment on the rue Galilée, a residential district a couple of blocks from the Etoile. The day …

Joyce never doubted the appropriateness of such patronage. An essential aspect of his
triumph was his confidence in his own art, and in his own genius-a confidence Stephen …

It was in the spring of 1917 that I first came across the name of James Joyce after his first
novel, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man had been published in London. It was an …

James Joyce was very noticeable amongst the crowd of students who frequented the
National Library or who sauntered along the streets between Nelson's Pillar and …