Dublin: One City, One Book

To celebrate Dublin: One City, One Book O'Callaghan Hotels, Stephen's Green; Fitzwilliam Hotel, Stephen's Green; and Brooks Hotel, Drury Street are offering a range of discounts and special offers.

You're warmly invited to "Joyce in the City: Dubliners", an exhibition that is bridging the Dublin: One City, One Book Festival from 1 April and the International Joyce Symposium at TCD/UCD until 16 June.
 

Don't forget to listen to 2011 One City, One Book author Joseph O'Connor talk about Dubliners on RTÉ Radio 1 Drivetime programme during April. Drivetime with Mary Wilson is on Monday to Friday from 4.30 - 7pm.

Opens Saturday March 31st

In 1914 the epiphany that awoke the world’s imagination to the battered yet tumultuous city of Dublin, her streets, and her people, was a modest book of short stories that would become a defining Irish classic, James Joyce’s Dubliners...

Wonderland Productions’ Dubliners is a self-guided audio-walk, that brings you on a tour of the streets and historic buildings in which Joyce set his classic stories, whilst his tales are told and performed for you, in their original locations, by a large ensemble cast led by the celebrated Joycean actor Barry Mc Govern.

Dubliners – A Full Day’s Epic, guides the Joycean enthusiast across the city, from Chapelizod to Ringsend, via Fairview and the streets of Joyce’s adolescence. Dubliners – A Half Day’s Adventure, focuses on the seven tales which occur inside the city centre. Both audio-walks include the unique chance to hear The Dead, inside the historic House of the Dead, ‘the dark gaunt house on Usher’s Island’ where Joyce’s aunts lived, a story which later concludes inside the Conroy’s bedroom at The Gresham Hotel.