News — Leopold's Day

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Museum of Literature Ireland (MoLI) Today sees the launch of an amazing new museum for Dublin. The Museum of Literature Ireland (MoLI) is a 21st century museum dedicated to celebrating the life and works of 20th century and contempor

rachel kerr30 January 2018

02.02.1882 February 2 is the birthday of James Joyce. Joyce was born at 41 Brighton Square, Rathgar, in Dublin, Ireland on February 2, 1882. A man known for his love of detail, Joyce was fascinated with his own birthday. It is no c

rachel kerr30 January 2018

Man Booker Prize Great news for Irish authors and publishers, as now books published in Ireland can enter the Man Booker Prize. Previously works published in Ireland, were not are eligible to submit novels for the prize, causing frustr

rachel kerr30 January 2018

The Business Thanks to Richard Curran of The Business, RTE Radio 1 who interviewed Leopold's Day as part of a Bloomsday Feature. The Business is on RTE Radio 1 every Saturday morning, and is a weekly roundup of business and p

rachel kerr30 January 2018

Leopold's Day is honoured to have been selected by 100 Archive. 100 Archive is a platform for the Irish graphic design community, through which to make visible and benchmark the breadth and quality of visual communication happeni

rachel kerr30 January 2018

The Joycean Sincere thanks to Robert Nicholsan , a founder member of the James Joyce Cultural Centre and former chairman of the James Joyce Institute of Ireland . Robert offered much guidance and insight into the world of Uly

rachel kerr29 January 2018

Many thanks to Laurence Mackin of The Irish Times for the write up. Laurence's feature truly captures the essence of the Leopold’s Day hero map. 'Now that the copyright has expired on James Joyce’s work, a whole host of

rachel kerr29 January 2018