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Every June 16th, Bloomsday is celebrated in Ireland and other parts of the world. It celebrates Thursday 16th June 1904, which is the day depicted in James Joyce's novel Ulysses. The day is named after Leopold Bloom, the central character in the novel.
Here at school, we started working on different activities to commemorate this special date.

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Some students from 2nd year "A" selected this event when studying celebrations in English speaking countries.

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4th year students worked with selected pages from Joyce's novel to create a poem using the blackout poetry technique.

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Pancho and the statue of James Joyce in Dublin 

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Pancho and the statue of James Joyce in Dublin 

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When we visited Dublin last April, we took some pictures with James Joyce statue. This is part of the itinerary in the traditional walking tours.