Ireland’s Season of ReJoyce
For millions of people, June 16 is always an extraordinary day. On that day in 1904, Leopold Bloom made his epic journey through Dublin as described by James Joyce in Ulysses, one of the world’s most highly acclaimed modern novels.
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(Irish America) August/September 2004
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Bloomin’ Joyce on Film
Sean Walsh, the writer, director and producer of Bloom, which stars Stephen Rea as Leopold Bloom and Angeline Ball as Molly, talks to John Hagan.
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(Irish America) August/September 2004
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The Thrills Conquer the U.S.
The Irish rock band The Thrills have been taking the U.S. by storm this summer, and recently played a sold-out show in New York City.
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(Irish America) August/September 2004
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Irish Host Amanda Byram Continues on FOX
For all you reality television viewers, Amanda Byram’s face may be recognizable. The Dublin-born and raised television presenter has been associated with three controversial reality television shows.
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(Irish America) August/September 2004
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Flatley Receives Medal of Honor
Lord of the Dance and Irish America’s Irish-American of the year for 2003 Michael Flatley was awarded with the Ellis Island Medal of Honor at a gala ceremony on May 15, 2004 at Ellis Island.
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(Irish America) August/September 2004
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A Taste of Freedom on Ellis Island
New York Museum Presents a Drama About the 20th Century Immigrant Experience.
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(Irish America) August/September 2004
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War of the Rose
Elizabeth Kee addresses the controversy about her past.
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(Irish America) August/September 2004
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Last Comic Standing
Irish-American comic Kathleen Madigan has slowly but surely been climbing to the top of the comic heap since she got her start at an open mike night in 1990.
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(Irish America) August/September 2004
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Quote unQuote
“George O’Dowd has the soul of a poet and he wrote the most extraordinary score I’ve ever seen.”...
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(Irish America) August/September 2004
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Despite Globalization, Ireland Draws Businesses
The dragging economy, the technology bust, and increasing competition in the global market have not stopped businesses from locating their operations in Ireland.
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(Irish America) August/September 2004
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