Dublin is the capital city of Ireland where James Joyce was born and grew up; he lived there from 1882 to 1904.  The Irish dubh linn means "black pool" (which reminds you of "Guinness beer"); the Gaelic name of the city is Baile Atha Cliata, literally means "Town of the Ford of Hurdles."  The early history is mainly legendary.  It is recorded that the inhabitants of Leinster were defeated by the people of Dublin.  Christianity was introduced by St. Patrick about 450.  Dublin was refounded as a trading post by Viking invaders in 841.  The Scandinavian element in Dublin's history provided Joyce with material he used in Finnegans Wake, a work whose title itself resonates with Nordic overtones.
  The city of Dublin plays a prominent role in the writings of Joyce and provides the setting and central geographical motif for most of his work.  In a letter to his London publisher, Grant Richards, dated 15 October 1905, Joyce explained the significance Dublin had for him and its importance in his stories: "I do not think that any writer has yet presented Dublin to the world.  It has been a capital of Europe for thousands of years, it is supposed to be the second city of the British Empire and it is nearly three times as big as Venice.*  Moreover,... the expression 'Dubliner' seems to me to have some meaning and I doubt whether the same can be said for such words as 'Londoner' and 'Parisian' both of which have been used by writers as titles" (Letters, II, 122).
  Joyce, who wrote most vividly of Dublin after he had left it, used virtually all of it in his work.  His depiction of Dublin's citizens, street, neighborhoods, shops, public houses, churches, parks, culture, politics and history is unsurpassed in Irish literature.  Throughout his life, Joyce's affection for Dublin never dwindled, and he often fondly referred to it as "dear dirty Dublin."

  *According to the census in Britannica 11th ed. (1911), the population of Dublin was 290,638 (1901), Venice was 169, 563 (1881).  Dublin was not the second city of the British Empire in Joyce's time: the population of Greater London was 6,581,402 (1901), Liverpool 684,958 (1901) [753,203 (1908 estimated)], Manchester 606,824 (1901), Birmingham 522,204 (1901) and Edinburgh 316,479 (1901).  So I presume that Dublin was actually the sixth city of the Empire.
  Cf. also James Joyce A to Z.
  
  
  *If you like to take a Ulysses tour in Dublin, I recommend you to consult Robert Nicholson's The "Ulysses" Guide: Tours Through Joyce's Dublin (Dublin: New Island, 1988/2002).

IMAGE	IMAGE NO.	DATA
The Oliver St. John Gogarty		The Oliver St. John Gogarty (pub & hotel), Fleet Street
	dub2000-501	(Saturday 22 July) The Oliver St. John Gogarty, Fleet Street
James Joyce Museum		The James Joyce Museum, Sandycove
	dub2000-384	(Saturday 15 July) [U 01] Scotsman's Bay: a view from the tower.
	dub2000-385	(Saturday 15 July) [U 01] Sandycove Harbour: a view from the tower.
	dub2000-388	(Saturday 15 July) [U 01] The Joyce Tower (the James Joyce Museum), Sandycove
	dub2000-380	(Saturday 15 July) [U 01] The room of Joyce Tower.  Courtesy of the James Joyce Museum, Sandycove.
	dub2000-381	(Saturday 15 July) [U 01] The room of Joyce Tower.  Courtesy of the James Joyce Museum, Sandycove.
	dub2000-382	(Saturday 15 July) [U 01] The room of Joyce Tower.  Courtesy of the James Joyce Museum, Sandycove.
	dub2000-373	(Saturday 15 July) The key of the Martello Tower.  Courtesy of the James Joyce Museum, Sandycove
	dub2000-377	(Saturday 15 July) Portrait of Throwaway.   Courtesy of the James Joyce Museum, Sandycove.
	dub2000-378	(Saturday 15 July) [U 05.512] "Sweet lemony wax" of Sweny's.  Courtesy of the James Joyce Museum, Sandycove.
	dub2000-379	(Saturday 15 July) The coal cellar cover from 7 Eccles Street.  Courtesy of the James Joyce Museum, Sandycove
	dub2000-387	(Saturday 15 July) Door of the magazine.  Courtesy of the James Joyce Museum, Sandycove.
Sandymount Strand		[U 03&13] Sandymount Strand
	dub2000-548	(Sunday 23 July) [U 03&13] Sandymount Strand
	dub2000-540	(Sunday 23 July) [U 03&13] Sandymount Strand
	dub2000-541	(Sunday 23 July) [U 03&13] Sandymount Strand
	dub2000-543	(Sunday 23 July) [U 03&13] Sandymount Strand
	dub2000-544	(Sunday 23 July) [U 03&13] Sandymount Strand
	dub2000-545	(Sunday 23 July) [U 03&13] Sandymount Strand
	dub2000-547	(Sunday 23 July) [U 03&13] Sandymount Strand
	dub2000-550	(Sunday 23 July) [U 03&13] Sandymount Strand
	dub2000-542	(Sunday 23 July) [U 03&13] Sandymount Strand
Hodges Figgis' Bookshop		[U 03.426-27] Hodges Figgis' Bookshop
	dub2000-823	(Wednesday 2 August) [U 03.426-27] Hodges Figgis' Bookshop
Eccles Street		[U 04 & 17-18] Eccles Street
	dub2000-583	(Tuesday 25 July) [U 04 & 17-18] 7 Eccles Street.  Now Mater Private Hospital.  The plaque says: "JAMES JOYCE/ 1882-1941/ "At the housesteps of the 4th of the equidifferent uneven numbers, number 7 Eccles street, he inserted his hand mechanically into the back pocket of his trousers to obtain his latchkey" (U 17.0071-73)
	dub2000-584	(Tuesday 25 July) [U 04 & 17-18] 7 Eccles Street.  Now Mater Private Hospital.
	dub2000-582	(Tuesday 25 July) [U 04 & 17-18] Eccles Street.  Now Mater Private Hospital.
	dub2000-585	(Tuesday 25 July) [U 04 & 17-18] 7 Eccles Street.  Now Mater Private Hospital.
	dub2000-587	(Tuesday 25 July) [U 04 & 17-18] The opposite side of Eccles Street
	dub2000-588	(Tuesday 25 July) [U 04 & 17-18] The opposite side of Eccles Street
	dub2000-590	(Tuesday 25 July) [U 04 & 17-18] The opposite side of Eccles Street
	dub2000-591	(Tuesday 25 July) [U 04 & 17-18] "BLOOM HOUSE," 73 Eccles Street (The opposite side of 7 Eccles Street).
	dub2000-592	(Tuesday 25 July) [U 04 & 17-18] The opposite side of Eccles Street
O'Rourke's		[U 04, etc.] O'Rourke's (now The Snug), 73 Dorcet Street Upr.
	dub2000-580	(Tuesday 25 July) [U 04, etc.] O'Rourke's (now The Snug), 73 Dorcet Street Upr.
	dub2000-581	(Tuesday 25 July) [U 04, etc.] O'Rourke's (now The Snug), 73 Dorcet Street Upr.
Dorcet Street		[U 04 & 17-18] Dorcet Street: a southern view from Eccles Street
	dub2000-593	(Tuesday 25 July) [U 04 & 17-18] Dorcet Street: a southern view from Eccles Street
	dub2000-594	(Tuesday 25 July) [U 04 & 17-18] Dorcet Street Lwr: an eastern view from Eccles Street
	dub2000-595	(Tuesday 25 July) Frederick Street N: a southern view from Dorcet Street
Door of 7 Eccles St.		The genuine door of 7 Eccles St.   Courtesy of the James Joyce Centre.
	dub2000-364	(Friday 14 July) The genuine door of 7 Eccles St.  Courtesy of the James Joyce Centre.
	dub2000-357	(Friday 14 July) The genuine door of 7 Eccles St.   Courtesy of the James Joyce Centre.
	dub2000-358	(Friday 14 July) The genuine door of 7 Eccles St.   Courtesy of the James Joyce Centre.
	dub2000-359	(Friday 14 July) The genuine door of 7 Eccles St.  Courtesy of the James Joyce Centre.
	dub2000-360	(Friday 14 July) The genuine door of 7 Eccles St.  Courtesy of the James Joyce Centre.
	dub2000-361	(Friday 14 July) The genuine door of 7 Eccles St.  Courtesy of the James Joyce Centre.
	dub2000-362	(Friday 14 July) The genuine door of 7 Eccles St.  Courtesy of the James Joyce Centre.
	dub2000-363	(Friday 14 July) The genuine door of 7 Eccles St.  Courtesy of the James Joyce Centre.
St. George's Church		[U 04, etc.] St. George's Church, Hardwicke Place
	dub2000-578	(Tuesday 25 July) [U 04, etc.] St. George's Church, Hardwicke Place
	dub2000-579	(Tuesday 25 July) [U 04, etc.] St. George's Church, Hardwicke Place
	dub2000-586	(Tuesday 25 July) [U 04 & 17-18] St. George's Church: a view from 7 Eccles Street.
Westland Row Station		[U 05.047-76] Westland Row (now Pearse) Station; the post office.
	dub2000-559	(Sunday 23 July) [U 05.047-76] Westland Row (now Pearse) Station; the post office.
All Hallow's		[U 05.318-461] All Hallow's, or St. Andrew's, a Roman Catholic church at 46 Westland Row
	dub2000-560	(Sunday 23 July) [U 05.318-461] All Hallow's, or St. Andrew's, a Roman Catholic church at 46 Westland Row
Sweny's		[U 05.472-518] Sweny's, Lincoln Place
	dub2000-421	(Sunday 16 July) [U 05.472-518] Sweny's, Lincoln Place
Paddy Dignam's		[U 06.0001-23] Paddy Dignam's, 9 Newbridge Avenue, Sandymount
	dub2000-551	(Sunday 23 July) [U 06.0001-23] Paddy Dignam's, 9 Newbridge Avenue, Sandymount
	dub2000-816	(Wednesday 2 August) [U 06.0001-23] Paddy Dignam's.  See dub2000-551.
Irishtown Road		[U 06.0034] Irishtown Road
	dub2000-552	(Sunday 23 July) [U 06.0034] Irishtown Road
Ringsend Road		[U 06.0034 & 0054] Ringsend Road
	dub2000-555	(Sunday 23 July) [U 06.0034 & 0054] Ringsend Road
Bridge Street		[U 06] Bridge Street
	dub2000-553	(Sunday 23 July) [U 06] Bridge Street
River Dodder & Dodder Bridge		[U 06.0055] River Dodder & Dodder Bridge
	dub2000-554	(Sunday 23 July) [U 06.0055] River Dodder & Dodder Bridge
Grand Canal		[U 06.0120] Grand Canal
	dub2000-556	(Sunday 23 July) [U 06.0120] Grand Canal
	dub2000-558	(Sunday 23 July) [U 06.0121] Old Gas Works, Grand Canal
Pearse Street		[U 06] Pearse Street
	dub2000-561	(Sunday 23 July) [?U 06] Pearse Street
	dub2000-562	(Sunday 23 July) [U 06] Pearse Street
	dub2000-563	(Sunday 23 July) [U 06] Pearse Street
D'Olier Street & Red Bank		[U 06.0198] D'Olier Street and Red Bank restaurant.  It is noted that both Bloom and Molly knew that oysters has sexual effect and thought that Blazes Boylan ate oysters at Burton Bindon's Red Bank Restaurant at 19-20 D'Olier Street, outside of which Bloom saw Blazes Boylan from a funeral coach in the morning (U 06.196-99).
	dub2000-564	(Sunday 23 July) [U 06.0198] D'Olier Street and the site of Burton Bindon's Red Bank Restaurant at 19-20 D'Olier Street
	dub2000-566	(Sunday 23 July) [U 06.0198] D'Olier Street and the site of Burton Bindon's Red Bank Restaurant at 19-20 D'Olier Street
Statue of William Smith O'Brien		[U 06.0226] Statue of William Smith O'Brien, O'Connell Street Lwr.
	dub2000-500	(Saturday 22 July) [U 06.0226] Statue of William Smith O'Brien, O'Connell Street Lwr.
Statue of Daniel O'Connell		[U 06.0249] Statue of Daniel O'Connell, O'Connell Street Lwr.
	dub2000-367	(Friday 14 July) [U 06.0249] Statue of Daniel O'Connell, O'Connell Street Lwr.
	dub2000-480	(Saturday 22 July) [U 06.0249] Statue of Daniel O'Connell, O'Connell Street Lwr.  See dub2000-367.
	dub2000-481	(Saturday 22 July) [U 06.0249] Statue of Daniel O'Connell, O'Connell Street Lwr.  See dub2000-367.
	dub2000-483	(Saturday 22 July) [U 06.0249] Statue of Daniel O'Connell, O'Connell Street Lwr.  See dub2000-367.
Statue of Sir John Gray		[U 06.0258] Statue of Sir John Gray (1816-75; owner and editor of The Freeman's Journal), O'Connell Street Lwr.
	dub2000-498	(Saturday 22 July) [U 06.0258] Statue of Sir John Gray (1816-75; owner and editor of The Freeman's Journal), O'Connell Street Lwr.
	dub2000-499	(Saturday 22 July) [U 06.0258] Statue of Sir John Gray, O'Connell Street Lwr.  See dub2000-498.
Statue of Jim Larkin		Statue of Jim Larkin, O'Connell Str. Lwr.  Unveiled in 1979.
	dub2000-497	(Saturday 22 July) Statue of Jim Larkin, O'Connell Str. Lwr.  Unveiled in 1979.
General Post Office		General Post Office, O'Connell Street Lwr.
	dub2000-366	(Friday 14 July) General Post Office, O'Connell Street Lwr.
	dub2000-524	(Sunday 23 July) General Post Office, O'Connell Street
	dub2000-516	(Sunday 23 July) General Post Office, O'Connell Street
	dub2000-517	(Sunday 23 July) Plate of General Post Office, O'Connell Street
	dub2000-520	(Sunday 23 July) The interior of General Post Office, O'Connell Street
	dub2000-518	(Sunday 23 July) General Post Office, O'Connell Street.  Declaration of Easter Rising 1916.
	dub2000-522	(Sunday 23 July) A picture of Easter Rising 1916, General Post Office, O'Connell Street
	dub2000-523	(Sunday 23 July) A picture of Easter Rising 1916, General Post Office, O'Connell Street
Statue of Father Mathew		Statue of Father Mathew, the Apostle of Temperance (centenary statue, 1830), O'Connell Street Upr.
	dub2000-488	(Saturday 22 July) Statue of Father Mathew, the Apostle of Temperance (centenary statue, 1830), O'Connell Street Upr.
Parnell Monument		[U 06.0320] Parnell Monument [Statue of John Stuart Parnell], O'Connell Street Upr.
	dub2000-365	(Friday 14 July) [U 06.0320] Parnell Monument [Statue of John Stuart Parnell], O'Connell Street Upr.
Brian Boroimhe House		[U 06.0453] Brian Boroimhe House
	dub2000-702	(Friday 28 July) [U 06.0453] Brian Boroimhe House
Finglas Road		[U 06] Finglas Road near Glasnevin Cemetery
	dub2000-701	(Friday 28 July) Finglas Road near the cemetery
Glasnevin Cemetery		[U 06] Glasnevin Cemetery
	dub2000-700	(Friday 28 July) Glasnevin Cemetery: a view from Finglas Road
	dub2000-698	(Friday 28 July) Grave of James Joyce's parents, John Stanilaus Joyce (1849-1931) and Mary Jane (1859-1903), Glasnevin Cemetery.  R.I.P.
	dub2000-693	(Friday 28 July) [U 06] Grave of John Stuart Parnell, Glasnevin Cemetery.  R.I.P.
	dub2000-696	(Friday 28 July) [U 06.0641] O'Connell Circle, Glasnevin Cemetery.   R.I.P.
	dub2000-697	(Friday 28 July) [U 06.0641] O'Connell Circle, Glasnevin Cemetery.   R.I.P.
	dub2000-691	(Friday 28 July) Grave of Michael Collins, Glasnevin Cemetery.  R.I.P.
	dub2000-692	(Friday 28 July) Grave of Michael Collins, Glasnevin Cemetery.  R.I.P.
The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office		[U 07] The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office (now Eason), 4-8 Prince's Street North
	dub2000-798	(Monday 31 July) [U 07] The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office (now Eason), 4-8 Prince's Street North.  The script of the first plaque says: "AEOLUS: The office of THE EVENING TELEGRAPH  Chapter 7."   There are 14 plaques embedded on the road surface to indicate Leopold Bloom's route in the eighth episode "Lestrygonians" of Ulysses from The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office at 4-8 Prince's Street to the National Museum in Kildare Street.
	dub2000-800	(Monday 31 July) [U 07] The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office (now Eason), 4-8 Prince's Street North
Graham Lemon's Sweetshop		[U 08.0001-6] Graham Lemon's Sweetshop, O'Connell Street: See U 08.0006, 11.0606 and 17.0331.
	dub2000-484	(Saturday 22 July) [U 08.0001-6] Graham Lemon's Sweetshop, O'Connell Street.  The script of the second plauqe is extracted from the text: "Pineapple rock, lemon platt, butter scotch... among the warm sweet fumes of Graham Lemon's."   There are 14 plaques embedded on the road surface to indicate Leopold Bloom's route in the eighth episode "Lestrygonians" of Ulysses from The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office at 4-8 Prince's Street to the National Museum in Kildare Street.
	dub2000-485	(Saturday 22 July) [U 08.0001-6] Graham Lemon's Sweetshop (now Champion Sports Shop), O'Connell Street
O'Connell Bridge		[U 08.0044-45] O'Connell Bridge
	dub2000-477	(Saturday 22 July) [U 08.0044-45] O'Connell Bridge.  The script of the third plaque is extracted from the text: " As he set foot on O'Connell bridge a puffball of smoke plumed up from the parapet."   There are 14 plaques embedded on the road surface to indicate Leopold Bloom's route in the eighth episode "Lestrygonians" of Ulysses from The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office at 4-8 Prince's Street to the National Museum in Kildare Street.
	dub2000-479	(Saturday 22 July) [U 08.0044-45] O'Connell Bridge
Westmoreland Street		[U 08.0114-15] Westmoreland Street
	dub2000-474	(Saturday 22 July) [U 08.0114] Westmoreland Street.  The script of the fourth plaque is extracted from the text: "Mr Bloom smiled O rocks at two windows of the ballastoffice."   There are 14 plaques embedded on the road surface to indicate Leopold Bloom's route in the eighth episode "Lestrygonians" of Ulysses from The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office at 4-8 Prince's Street to the National Museum in Kildare Street.
	dub2002-218	((Wednesday 26 June) [U 08.0114 (1:10 p.m.)] Site of Ballast Office (now Centra), Aston Quay.  Leopold Bloom.
Harrison's		[U 08.0232-33] Harrison's, Westmoreland Street
	dub2000-472	(Saturday 22 July) [U 08.0232-33] Harrison's, Westmoreland Street.  The script of the fifth plaque is extracted from the text: "Hot mockturtle vapour and steam of newbaked jampuffs rolypoly poured out from Harrison's."   There are 14 plaques embedded on the road surface to indicate Leopold Bloom's route in the eighth episode "Lestrygonians" of Ulysses from The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office at 4-8 Prince's Street to the National Museum in Kildare Street.
	dub2000-473	(Saturday 22 July) [U 08.0232-33] Harrison's, Westmoreland Street
	dub2000-569	(Sunday 23 July) [U 08.0232-33] Harrison's.  See dub2000-472&0473.
Statue of Tommy Moore		[U 08.0414-15] Statue of Tommy Moore, College Green
	dub2000-468	(Saturday 22 July) [U 08.0414-15] Statue of Tommy Moore, College Green.  The script of the sixth plauque is extracted from the text: "He crossed under Tommy Moore's roguish finger.  They did right to put him up over a urinal: meeting of the waters."   There are 14 plaques embedded on the road surface to indicate Leopold Bloom's route in the eighth episode "Lestrygonians" of Ulysses from The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office at 4-8 Prince's Street to the National Museum in Kildare Street.
	dub2000-469	(Saturday 22 July) [U 08.0414-15] Statue of Tommy Moore, College Green
	dub2000-470	(Saturday 22 July) [U 08.0414-15] Statue of Tommy Moore, College Green
Grafton Street		[U 08, etc.] Grafton Street
	dub2000-774	(Monday 31 July) [U 08.0551-52] Crossing Nassau Street.  The script of the seventh plaque is extracted from the text: "He crossed at Nassau street corner and stood before the window of Yeates and Son, pricing the fieldglasses."   There are 14 plaques embedded on the road surface to indicate Leopold Bloom's route in the eighth episode "Lestrygonians" of Ulysses from The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office at 4-8 Prince's Street to the National Museum in Kildare Street.
	dub2000-775	(Monday 31 July) [U 08.0551-52] Grafton Street
	dub2003-048	(Friday 18 July) [U 08.0593] The script of the eighth plaque is extracted from the text: "Mr Bloom, quickbreathing, slowlier walking passed Adam court"], off Grafton Street "He crossed at Nassau street corner and stood before the window of Yeates and Son, pricing the fieldglasses." There are 14 plaques embedded on the road surface to indicate Leopold Bloom's route in the eighth episode "Lestrygonians" of Ulysses from The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office at 4-8 Prince's Street to the National Museum in Kildare Street.
	dub2003-050	(Friday 18 July) [U 08.0593: "Mr Bloom, quickbreathing, slowlier walking passed Adam court"], off Grafton Street
	dub2000-777	(Monday 31 July) [U 08.0620] Brown Thomas (now Marks & Spencer), Grafton Street.  The script of the ninth plaque is extracted from the text: "He passed, dallying, the windows of Brown Thomas, silk mercers."   There are 14 plaques embedded on the road surface to indicate Leopold Bloom's route in the eighth episode "Lestrygonians" of Ulysses from The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office at 4-8 Prince's Street to the National Museum in Kildare Street.
	dub2000-734	(Saturday 29 July) [Cf. U 08.0620] Brown Thomas, Grafton Street
	dub2000-778	(Monday 31 July) [U 08.0620] Brown Thomas (now Marks & Spencer), Grafton Street
Burton Restaurant		[U 08.0650] Burton Restaurant "Refreshment Rooms," Duke Street
	dub2000-781	(Monday 31 July) [U 08.0650] Burton Restaurant "Refreshment Rooms," Duke Street.  The script of the tenth plaque is extracted from the text: "His heart astir he pushed in the door of the Burton restaurant."   There are 14 plaques embedded on the road surface to indicate Leopold Bloom's route in the eighth episode "Lestrygonians" of Ulysses from The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office at 4-8 Prince's Street to the National Museum in Kildare Street.
	dub2000-782	(Monday 31 July) [U 08.0650] Burton Restaurant "Refreshment Rooms," Duke Street
Davy Byrne's		[U 08.0732, etc] Davy Byrne's, 21 Duke Street
	dub2000-779	(Monday 31 July) [U 08.0732] Davy Byrne's , 21 Duke Street.  See dub2000-339 & dub2000-340.  The script of the eleventh plaque is extracted from the text: "He entered Davy Byrne's.  Moral pub.  He doesn't chat."   There are 14 plaques embedded on the road surface to indicate Leopold Bloom's route in the eighth episode "Lestrygonians" of Ulysses from The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office at 4-8 Prince's Street to the National Museum in Kildare Street.
	dub2000-339	(Tuesday 11 July) [U 08.0732, etc] Davy Byrne's, 21 Duke Street
	dub2000-340	(Tuesday 11 July) [U 08.0732, etc] Davy Byrne's, 21 Duke Street
	dub2000-780	(Monday 31 July) [U 08.0732] Davy Byrne's.  See dub2000-339 & dub2000-340.
Dawson Street		[U 08.1080-81] Dawson Street
	dub2000-783	(Monday 31 July) [U 08.1080-81] Dawson Street.  The script of the twelfth plaque is extracted from the text: " --You're in Dawson street, Mr Bloom said.  Molesworth street is opposite.  Do you want to cross?  There's nothing in the way."   There are 14 plaques embedded on the road surface to indicate Leopold Bloom's route in the eighth episode "Lestrygonians" of Ulysses from The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office at 4-8 Prince's Street to the National Museum in Kildare Street.
	dub2000-784	(Monday 31 July) [U 08.1080-81] Dawson Street
Molesworth Street		[U 08.1140-42] Molesworth Street
	dub2000-785	(Monday 31 July) [U 08.1140-42] Molesworth Street.  The script of the thirteenth plaque is extracted from the text: "Walking by Doran's publichouse he slid his hand between his waistcoat and trousers and, pulling aside his shirt gently, felt a slack fold of his belly."   There are 14 plaques embedded on the road surface to indicate Leopold Bloom's route in the eighth episode "Lestrygonians" of Ulysses from The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office at 4-8 Prince's Street to the National Museum in Kildare Street.
	dub2000-787	(Monday 31 July) [U 08.1140-42] Molesworth Street
National Museum		[U 08.1191-93] Front of National Museum, Kildare Street
	dub2000-788	(Monday 31 July) [U 08.1191-93] Front of National Museum, Kildare Street.  The script of the fourteenth [last] plaque is extracted from the text: "His hand looking for the where did I put found in his hip pocket soap lotion have to call tepid paper stuck.  Ah soap there I yes.  Gate.  Safe!"   There are 14 plaques embedded on the road surface to indicate Leopold Bloom's route in the eighth episode "Lestrygonians" of Ulysses from The Freeman's Journal/The Evening Telegraph office at 4-8 Prince's Street to the National Museum in Kildare Street.
	dub2000-789	(Monday 31 July) [U 08.1191-93] Front of National Museum, Kildare Street
National Library		[U 09] National Library, Kildare Street
	dub2000-414	(Sunday 16 July) [U 09] National Library, Kildare Street
	dub2000-415	(Sunday 16 July) [U 09] National Library, Kildare Street
	dub2000-416	(Sunday 16 July) [U 09] National Library, Kildare Street
Ormond Hotel		[U 11] The Ormond Hotel, Ormond Quay Upr.
	dub2000-432	(Monday 17 July) [U 11] The Ormond Hotel, Ormond Quay Upr.  The Dublin and East Tourism plauque says: "THE ORMOND HOTEL IS THE SETTING FOR THE EPISODE THE SIRENS IN JOYCE'S ULYSSES."
	dub2000-431	(Monday 17 July) [U 11] The Ormond Hotel, Ormond Quay Upr.
Barney Kiernan's		[U 12] A possible site of Barney Kiernan's
	dub2000-433	(Monday 17 July) [U 12] A possible site of Barney Kiernan's pub
	dub2000-434	(Monday 17 July) [U 12] A possible site of Barney Kiernan's pub
Mary, Star of the Sea Church		[U 13.0008] Mary, Star of the Sea Church, Sandymount
	dub2000-817	(Wednesday 2 August) [U 13.0008] Mary, Star of the Sea Church, Sandymount
	dub2000-818	(Wednesday 2 August) [U 13.0008] The interior of Mary, Star of the Sea Church, Sandymount
Holles Street Hospital		[U 14] The National Maternity Hospital (Holles Street Hospital)
	dub2000-815	(Wednesday 2 August) [U 14] The National Maternity Hospital (Holles Street Hospital).  The plaque says: "JAMES JOYCE SET "THE OXEN OF THE SUN" EPISODE OF ULYSSES IN THE ORIGINAL NATIONAL MATERNITY HOSPITAL WHICH STOOD ON THIS SITE 16 JUNE 1904."
	dub2000-812	(Wednesday 2 August) [U 14] The National Maternity Hospital (Holles Street Hospital)
	dub2000-814	(Wednesday 2 August) [U 14] The National Maternity Hospital (Holles Street Hospital), founded in 1894.
Bella Cohen's		[U 15] Site of Bella Cohen's, 82 Lwr., Tyrone Street (now Railway Street).
	dub2000-821	(Wednesday 2 August) [U 15] Site of Bella Cohen's, 82 Lwr., Tyrone Street (now Railway Street).
	dub2000-822	(Wednesday 2 August) [U 15] Site of Bella Cohen's, 82 Lwr., Tyrone Street (now Railway Street).
Cabman's Shelter		[U 16] Site of Cabman's Shelter, Butt Bridge
	dub2000-820	(Wednesday 2 August) [U 16] Site of Cabman's Shelter, Butt Bridge
Switzer & Co. Ltd.		[U 18.1045] Site of Switzer & Co. Ltd. (now Brown Thomas), Wicklow Street
	dub2000-408	(Saturday 15 July) [U 18.1045] Site of Switzer & Co. Ltd. (now Brown Thomas), Wicklow Street
Hill of Howth		[U 18, FW, etc.] Hill of Howth
	dub2000-528	(Sunday 23 July) [U 18, FW, etc.] Hill of Howth
James Joyce Centre		The James Joyce Centre, 35 North Great George's St.
	dub2000-599	(Tuesday 25 July) The James Joyce Centre, 35 North Great George's Street
	dub2000-355	(Friday 14 July) Tea room of The James Joyce Centre, 35 North Great George's St.  Courtesy of James Joyce Centre.
	dub2000-356	(Friday 14 July) The Joyce Centre.  See dub2000-355.  Courtesy of the James Joyce Centre.
Shelbourne Hotel		[D "Two Gallants"] Shelbourne Hotel, Stephen's Green North
	dub2000-412	(Sunday 16 July) [D TG] Shelbourne Hotel, Stephen's Green North
Kildare Street Club		[D "Two Gallants"] Kildare Street Club, Kildare Street
	dub2000-417	(Sunday 16 July) [D TG] Kildare Street Club, Kildare Street
Halfpenny Bridge		[D "A Little Cloud"] Halfpenny Bridge, Crampton Quay
	dub2000-430	(Monday 17 July) [D LC] Halfpenny Bridge, Crampton Quay
	dub2000-507	(Saturday 22 July) [D LC] Halfpenny Bridge, Crampton Quay
	dub2000-602	(Tuesday 25 July) [D LC] Halfpenny Bridge, Crampton Quay
Sydney Parade Station		[D "A Painful Case"] Sydney Parade Station
	dub2000-537	(Sunday 23 July) [D PC] Sydney Parade Station
	dub2000-538	(Sunday 23 July) [D PC] Sydney Parade Station
Chapelizod		[D PC & FW] Chapelizod Road along Phoenix Park
	dub2000-727	(Saturday 29 July) [D PC & FW] Chapelizod Road along Phoenix Park
	dub2000-728	(Saturday 29 July) [D PC & FW] Chapelizod Gate of Phoenix Park
	dub2000-729	(Saturday 29 July) [D PC & FW] River Liffey in Chapelizod
	dub2000-730	(Saturday 29 July) [D PC & FW] River Liffey in Chapelizod
	dub2000-731	(Saturday 29 July) [D PC & FW] River Liffey in Chapelizod
Magazine Hill		[D PC & FW] Magazine Hill, Phoenix Park
	dub2000-719	(Saturday 29 July) [D PC & FW] Magazine Hill, Phoenix Park
	dub2000-721	(Saturday 29 July) [D PC & FW] Magazine Hill, Phoenix Park
	dub2000-722	(Saturday 29 July) [D PC & FW] Magazine Hill, Phoenix Park
	dub2000-723	(Saturday 29 July) [D PC & FW] An east southern view from Magazine Hill
	dub2000-724	(Saturday 29 July) [D PC & FW] A west southern view from Magazine Hill
	dub2000-725	(Saturday 29 July) [D PC & FW] Magazine Hill, Phoenix Park
Clarence Hotel		[D "The Dead"] The Clarence Hotel (now U2 owns), 6-8 Wellington Quay
	dub2000-604	(Tuesday 25 July) [D Dead] The Clarence Hotel (now U2 owns), 6-8 Wellington Quay
Gresham Hotel		[D "The Dead"] Gresham Hotel, 23 Upper O'Connell Street Upr.
	dub2000-486	(Saturday 22 July) [D Dead] Gresham Hotel, 23 Upper O'Connell Street
	dub2000-487	(Saturday 22 July) [D Dead] Gresham Hotel, 23 Upper O'Connell Street
Sculpture entitled Anna Livia Plurabelle		[FW] Sculpture entitled Anna Livia Plurabelle, O'Connell Street Upr., was erected by Dublin City Corporation in 1987.  Unfortunately it was demolished sometime at the turn of the century.
	dub2000-490	(Saturday 22 July) [FW] Sculpture entitled Anna Livia Plurabelle, O'Connell Street Upr.
	dub2000-489	(Saturday 22 July) [FW] Statue of Anna Livia, O'Connell Street Upr.
Statue of William Conyngham		[FW 434.12] Statue of William Conyngham, Stephen's Green North
	dub2000-413	(Sunday 16 July) [FW 434.12] Statue of William Conyngham, Stephen's Green North
Adam and Eve's		[FW, etc.] Franciscan Church Adam and Eve, Merchants Quay
	dub2000-605	(Tuesday 25 July) [FW, etc.] Franciscan Church Adam and Eve, Merchants Quay
	dub2000-606	(Tuesday 25 July) [FW, etc.] Adam and Eve, Merchants Quay
	dub2000-609	(Tuesday 25 July) [FW, etc.] Backwards of Adam and Eve, Merchants Quay
Wellington Monument		Wellington Monument, Phoenix Park
	dub2000-706	(Saturday 29 July) [FW, etc.] Wellington Monument (from northeast), Phoenix Park
	dub2000-717	(Saturday 29 July) [FW, etc.] Wellington Monument (southwest), Phoenix Park
	dub2000-708	(Saturday 29 July) [FW, etc.] Wellington Monument (left, east above), Phoenix Park
	dub2000-709	(Saturday 29 July) [FW, etc.] Wellington Monument (right, east above), Phoenix Park
	dub2000-710	(Saturday 29 July) [FW, etc.] Wellington Monument (east above), Phoenix Park
	dub2000-711	(Saturday 29 July) [FW, etc.] Wellington Monument (west), Phoenix Park
	dub2000-712	(Saturday 29 July) [FW, etc.] Wellington Monument (south), Phoenix Park
	dub2000-714	(Saturday 29 July) [FW, etc.] Wellington Monument (north), Phoenix Park
	dub2000-716	(Saturday 29 July) [FW, etc.] Wellington Monument (east below), Phoenix Park
	dub2000-718	(Saturday 29 July) [FW, etc.] Wellington Monument (west), Phoenix Park
Finn's Hotel		Finn's Hotel, Leinster Street, where Nora Barnacle worked in 1904 when she met James Joyce.
	dub2000-419	(Sunday 16 July) Finn's Hotel, Leinster Street
	dub2000-420	(Sunday 16 July) Finn's Hotel, Leinster Street
Statue of James Joyce		Statue of James Joyce, Earl Street
	dub2000-491	(Saturday 22 July) Statue of James Joyce, Earl Street
	dub2000-492	(Saturday 22 July) Statue of James Joyce, Earl Street
Joyce Lounge		A pub once called "Joyce Lounge," Earl Street in the side of the Statue of James Joyce, Earl Street
	dub2000-493	(Saturday 22 July) A pub once called "Joyce Lounge," Earl Street
	dub2000-494	(Saturday 22 July) A pub once called "Joyce Lounge," Earl Street
Bust of James Joyce 1		Bust of James Joyce, Stephen's Green South
	dub2000-427	(Sunday 16 July) Bust of James Joyce, Stephen's Green South.  The inscripttion of the base says: "JAMES JOYCE 1882-1941/ Crossing Stephen's,/ that is my green."
	dub2000-428	(Monday 17 July) Bust of James Joyce, Stephen's Green South
	dub2000-429	(Monday 17 July) Bust of James Joyce, Stephen's Green South
Bust of James Joyce 2		Bust of James Joyce, University College Dublin
	dub2000-802	(Tuesday 1 August) Bust of James Joyce, University College Dublin
Bank of Ireland		Bank of Ireland, College Green
	dub2000-471	(Saturday 22 July) Bank of Ireland, College Green
Trinity College		Trinity College Dublin
	dub2000-515	(Sunday 23 July) Front Gate of Trinity College
Custom House		Custom House, Custom House Quay
	dub2000-732	(Saturday 29 July) Custom House, Custom House Quay
The Four Courts		The Four Courts, Inns Quay
	dub2000-607	(Tuesday 25 July) The Four Courts, Inns Quay