06/14/2026
From James Joyce’s Dublin to Colm Tóibín’s transatlantic landscapes, Irish literature has always travelled—carrying with it the textures of place, the ache of distance, and the resilience of memory.
On Bloomsday, as readers gather from Dublin to Washington, D.C., and far beyond, that tradition feels especially alive.
As Ireland celebrates Joyce and the global reach of its literary heritage this month, internationally acclaimed writer Tóibín reflects on what it means to inherit, challenge, and reshape that inheritance.
Read the full interview: https://www.ireland.ie/en/usa/colm-toibin-on-joyce-and-the-living-map-of-irish-literature/