Wednesday, 21 December 2011

The greatest of all Christmas stories

The greatest of all Christmas stories, James Joyce‘s “The Dead,” the last story in “Dubliners,” was written in little over a month as Joyce forged the uncreated conscience of his race from an apartment in Trieste, Italy. John Huston’s 1988 film was made in roughly the same amount of time (in 33 days, actually ). Much of it, including all the interiors, was shot in a warehouse in Valencia, Calif. Read more on the full page article or just click here The greatest Christmas story of all


Monday, 7 November 2011

End of 'Ulysses' copyright will breathe new life into Bloomsday


THE EXPIRY of the copyright on James Joyce’s Ulysses next 

year will liberate the text from the “notoriously restrictive” 

instincts of his grandson Stephen Joyce, .

The lifting of the copyright restrictions will  be celebrated by 

a fresh approach to aspects of Ulysses in Bruff’s 


Bloomsday celebration.

The Bloomsday festival  ths coming year sees 


Bloomsday (16th June) fall on a Saturday.

Tuesday, 2 August 2011

Dear Donal,
It looks like Bloomsday in Bruff went splendidly.  Congratulations to you and your crew.  I am glad you used Rosemay's picture for your poster; it looks great.

All best from here and good luck for next year,
Joel

Saturday, 2 July 2011

Abbot Mark Hedderman with Donal Thurlow, Director of Bloomsday in Bruff and his wife Suzanne

Abbot Mark Hedderman after his wonderful talk about Joyce
during the Bloomsday in Bruff 2011. There was standing room only at the Conference Room at the
The Old Bank in Bruff

Monday, 27 June 2011

A video by Dominic Taylor of Limerick Writer's Centre

Click on the link below to see Dominic's Footage from Bloomsday in Bruff

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4LtOa9ZYsg

Thank you Dominic

Below a pic of Margie Nagle, accompanied by Edel McEniry at the Eve of Bloomsday Concert. Click on the image to see an full sized version

Tuesday, 21 June 2011

Some comments received!

Congratulations to everyone involved in the most enjoyable Bloomsday and the day before events also,it was a brilliant day and looking forward please God to 2012 already. Thanks to all for a wonderful Celebration of James Joyce and Bloomsday.

I heard some amazing things about Bloomsday, I am so sorry I missed it,

Dear Donal,
It looks like Bloomsday in Bruff went splendidly.  Congratulations to you and your crew.  I am glad you used Rosemay's picture for your poster; it looks great.

All best from here and good luck for next year,
Joel

Check for pictures and video from this year's Bloomsday!

We will publish lots of pictures here, in the next few days.If any has any interesting, good pics we would love to include them for the record.

Saturday, 18 June 2011

Thank you!

Thank you to everyone who helped, took part, and enjoyed Bloomsday in Bruff. It was a great day! Thanks to everyone for all the positive comments and emails;I will reply to all eventually. Everyone has been delighted by the great coverage in the Irish Independent on the 17th June

Tuesday, 7 June 2011

Tickets for all events going quite quickly but some tickets remain for all events!

Contact us by phone  086 2463326 or by email bloomsdayinbruff@gmail.com. Information on events and prices on this website (check pages on right!)

Thursday, 2 June 2011

Frank Delaneys Joyce rap

Look in pages list on right for Frank Delaney's Joyce Rap! Fantastic!

Friday, 8 April 2011

Generosity of Artists


We are delighted to announce that four superb international artists have given us permission to use their images of James Joyce in our material promoting Bloomsday in Bruff. We will also be using once again the superb image by Pat Owen that we used last year. Pat has kindly given her permission!
More information about the other artists soon.