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Bloomsday in Dublin 2026: The Ultimate Guide to Celebrating James Joyce

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James Joyce in 1915

Every year on the 16th of June, Dublin comes alive with readings, performances, walking tours, and celebrations dedicated to one of Ireland’s most influential writers. Known as Bloomsday, the occasion honours James Joyce and his landmark novel Ulysses, inviting visitors and locals alike to step into the world of literary Dublin. While Bloomsday remains one […]
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A Guide to Dublin’s Literary Landmarks: Your Dublin Literary Walking Tour from Oscar Wilde to Samuel Beckett

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Image of Ha’penney Bridge Dublin, Ireland.

Dublin is a city shaped by stories, and a Dublin literary walking tour offers an ideal opportunity to experience its rich cultural heritage. Along its Georgian squares, riverside paths and historic streets, generations of writers found inspiration that still echoes through the city today. From Oscar Wilde’s wit and James Joyce’s wandering characters, to Bram […]
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Hotels Near Croke Park Dublin: The Weeknd & Bon Jovi

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Planning a trip to Croke Park in 2026? With global stars such as The Weeknd performing on 22nd and 23rd August, Bon Jovi hitting the stage on the 30th August, and the much loved GAA All Ireland finals, Dublin city will be buzzing. Hotels near Croke Park Dublin are always in high demand for these […]
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Dublin’s Literary Heritage: Writers, places and stories explored on foot

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Dublin as a Literary City Dublin’s literary heritage is defined by leading figures and Trinity College Dublin graduates such as James Joyce, Oscar Wilde, W.B. Yeats, Samuel Beckett, and pioneering female writers like Eavan Boland, Sally Rooney and Anne Enright. Many of the manuscripts, archives and  collections of these world-renowned writers are preserved in the […]
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Irish designed Mother’s Day gifts Thoughtful keepsakes from Trinity College Dublin

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A woman wearing a black t shirt, with a silver ring and silver bracelet

Mother’s Day is a moment to celebrate and honour mothers or mother figures in our lives. It’s our way of showing gratitude for all they do for us. For some, it’s an opportunity to say thank you with something personal and to show appreciation with something special. If you’re shopping for Mother’s Day, at Trinity […]
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Everything you need to know for the Dublin Oasis Reunion Concert

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A collection of Oasis album covers

Planning to attend the Oasis reunion concert in Dublin’s Croke Park? Get ready for an unforgettable experience!  Whether you’ve been a fan since the ’90s or are just recently discovering the magic of this iconic band, Dublin is the perfect setting for this historic event. This guide will help you make the most of your […]
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Why have the books been removed from the Library at Trinity College Dublin?

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Image of Gaia in the Long Room from the upper floor

The Old Library’s collections, spanning millennia, have been in our care for over 400 years. The Library now faces conservation challenges from pollution and dust accumulation.There is also an urgent need to improve fire protection and environmental controls. This once-in-a-lifetime event is called the Old Library Redevelopment Project.The project is applying 21st century design and […]
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Trinity Summer Series 2025 line up: everything you need to know

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Trinity Summer Series stage

A highlight of Ireland’s gig calendar, Trinity Summer Series showcases top local and international talent in the stunning setting of Trinity College Dublin. Held in a purpose-built outdoor arena, this event is a must for music lovers. With world-class artists, a state-of-the-art stage, and the sun setting over Ireland’s oldest university, it promises an unforgettable […]
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The Extraordinary use of Snakes in the Book of Kells

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A close up of intricate illustrations featuring snakes in the Book of Kells

The use of animals in the Book of Kells is laden with symbolism. For example the snake was perceived as a symbol of Christ’s resurrection: it was ‘reborn’ when it shed its skin. Animals in the Book of Kells is theme for the Book of Kells Creative Competition 2018. People of all ages are invited […]
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Get inspired by the Animals in the Book of Kells

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A close up of a lion with wings in the Book of Kells

The theme of the Book of Kells Creative Competition 2018 is Animals in the Book of Kells.  Artists and writers are invited to get inspired by the animals that appear throughout the manuscript and give them a new interpretation. Why not get your creativity flowing by visiting the Book of Kells exhibition where you can view key pages […]
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