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	The first big Bloomsday celebration took place on 16 June 1954 in Dublin, 50 years after Leopold Bloom wandered through the town in the novel. It was initiated by the Irish novelists Peter Kavanagh and Brian O'Nolan. As the day is named after the protagonist of ''Ulysses'', the day was celebrated by visiting some places Joyce sent his main characters to, for example the Martello Tower at Sandycove (the place where Stephen Dedalus staid), Davy Byrne’s pub, and 7 Eccles Street in Dublin. The participants recited and staged parts of the novel while riding through town with old-fashioned cabs and drinking a great amount of alcohol. After a while, the participants decided to stay at a pub instead of following the Leopold Bloom tour.		The first big Bloomsday celebration took place on 16 June 1954 in Dublin, 50 years after Leopold Bloom wandered through the town in the novel. It was initiated by the Irish novelists Peter Kavanagh and Brian O'Nolan. As the day is named after the protagonist of ''Ulysses'', the day was celebrated by visiting some places Joyce sent his main characters to, for example the Martello Tower at Sandycove (the place where Stephen Dedalus staid), Davy Byrne’s pub, and 7 Eccles Street in Dublin. The participants recited and staged parts of the novel while riding through town with old-fashioned cabs and drinking a great amount of alcohol. After a while, the participants decided to stay at a pub instead of following the Leopold Bloom tour.

	The celebrations spread through all over the world. It is still celebrated today with recitations and performing parts of the novel.		The celebrations spread through all over the world. It is still celebrated today with recitations and performing parts of the novel. But, as Kevin Birmingham points out, Bloomsday should or could be every day: "If you ate a Gorgonzola sandwich today you were commemorating the power of the ordinary in Ulysses" (Birmingham n.p.).


	== '''Sources:''' ==		== '''Sources:''' ==

			Birmingham, Kevin. "James Joyce's Ulysses. A Classic too Sexy for Censors". ''BBC Culture'' 16 June 2015. http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20150616-a-classic-too-sexy-for-censors

	http://jamesjoyce.ie/		http://jamesjoyce.ie/

	http://members.ozemail.com.au/~maelduin/firstbloom.html		http://members.ozemail.com.au/~maelduin/firstbloom.html

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	http://members.ozemail.com.au/~maelduin/firstbloom.html		http://members.ozemail.com.au/~maelduin/firstbloom.html

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	== '''Sources:''' ==		== '''Sources:''' ==

	http://~~www.~~jamesjoyce.ie/~~detail.asp?ID=142~~		http://jamesjoyce.ie/

	http://members.ozemail.com.au/~maelduin/firstbloom.html		http://members.ozemail.com.au/~maelduin/firstbloom.html

	http://www.dradio.de/dlr/sendungen/kalender/275791/?drucken		http://www.dradio.de/dlr/sendungen/kalender/275791/?drucken

Pankratz at 10:20, 2 November 2015

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	16 June 1904. Date when [[James Joyce]] had his first rendez-vous with Nora Barnacle. Date when Joyce's novel ''[[Ulysses]]'' (1922) is set. Date when many people all over the world read and perform ''Ulysses'' in public.		16 June 1904. Date when [[James Joyce]] had his first rendez-vous with Nora Barnacle. Date when Joyce's novel ''[[Ulysses]]'' (1922) is set. Date when many people all over the world read and perform ''Ulysses'' in public.


	One of the first Bloomsday celebrations was a breakfast in June 1929 in France. It was organized by the novel's publisher, Sylvia Beach. Joyce found a hotel called Leopold where they decided to stage their breakfast.		One of the first Bloomsday celebrations was a breakfast in June 1929 in France. It was organized by the novel's publisher, Sylvia Beach. Joyce found a hotel called Leopold where they decided to stage their breakfast.

	The first big Bloomsday celebration took place on 16 June 1954 in Dublin, 50 years after Leopold Bloom wandered through the town in the novel. It was initiated by the Irish novelists Peter Kavanagh and Brian O'Nolan. As the day is named after the protagonist of ''Ulysses'', the day was celebrated by visiting some places Joyce sent his main ~~character~~ to, for example the Martello Tower at Sandycove, Davy Byrne’s pub, and 7 Eccles Street in Dublin. The participants recited and staged parts of the novel while riding through town with old-fashioned cabs and drinking a great amount of alcohol. After a while, the participants decided to stay at a pub instead of following the Leopold Bloom tour.		The first big Bloomsday celebration took place on 16 June 1954 in Dublin, 50 years after Leopold Bloom wandered through the town in the novel. It was initiated by the Irish novelists Peter Kavanagh and Brian O'Nolan. As the day is named after the protagonist of ''Ulysses'', the day was celebrated by visiting some places Joyce sent his main characters to, for example the Martello Tower at Sandycove (the place where Stephen Dedalus staid), Davy Byrne’s pub, and 7 Eccles Street in Dublin. The participants recited and staged parts of the novel while riding through town with old-fashioned cabs and drinking a great amount of alcohol. After a while, the participants decided to stay at a pub instead of following the Leopold Bloom tour.

	The celebrations spread through all over the world. It is still celebrated today with recitations and performing parts of the novel.		The celebrations spread through all over the world. It is still celebrated today with recitations and performing parts of the novel.

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	~~== '''~~Bloomsday'~~'' ==~~		One of the first Bloomsday celebrations was a breakfast in June 1929 in France. It was organized by the novel's publisher, Sylvia Beach. Joyce found a hotel called Leopold where they decided to stage their breakfast.

			The first big Bloomsday celebration took place on 16 June 1954 in Dublin, 50 years after Leopold Bloom wandered through the town in the novel. It was initiated by the Irish novelists Peter Kavanagh and Brian O'Nolan. As the day is named after the protagonist of ''Ulysses'', the day was celebrated by visiting some places Joyce sent his main character to, for example the Martello Tower at Sandycove, Davy Byrne’s pub, and 7 Eccles Street in Dublin. The participants recited and staged parts of the novel while riding through town with old-fashioned cabs and drinking a great amount of alcohol. After a while, the participants decided to stay at a pub instead of following the Leopold Bloom tour.
	~~Bloomsday is named after the protagonist [[Leopold Bloom]] in [[James Joyce]]'s ''[[Ulysses]]''.~~

	One of the first Bloomsday celebrations was a breakfast in June 1929 in France. It was organized by the novels publisher, Sylvia Beach. Joyce found a hotel called ''Leopold'' where they decided to stage their breakfast.

	~~However, the~~ first big Bloomsday celebration took place on ~~16th~~ June 1954 in Dublin, ~~50 years after the first Bloomsday and~~ 50 years after Leopold Bloom wandered through the town in the novel. It was initiated by Peter Kavanagh and Brian O'Nolan ~~(Irish novelists)~~.

	As the day is named after the protagonist of Ulysses, the day was celebrated by visiting some places Joyce sent his main character to, for example the Martello Tower at Sandycove, Davy Byrne’s pub, and 7 Eccles Street in Dublin. The participants recited and staged parts of the novel while riding through town with old-fashioned cabs and drinking a great amount of alcohol. After a while, the participants decided to stay at a pub instead of following the Leopold Bloom tour.

	The celebrations spread through all over the world. It is still celebrated today with recitations and performing parts of the novel.		The celebrations spread through all over the world. It is still celebrated today with recitations and performing parts of the novel.

ToniaP at 17:34, 16 January 2012

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	Bloomsday is named after the protagonist [[Leopold Bloom]] in [[James Joyce]]'s ''[[Ulysses]]''.		Bloomsday is named after the protagonist [[Leopold Bloom]] in [[James Joyce]]'s ''[[Ulysses]]''.

	One of the first celebrations ~~of Bloomsday~~ was a ~~lunch~~ in June 1929 in France. It was organized by the novels publisher, Sylvia Beach.		One of the first Bloomsday celebrations was a breakfast in June 1929 in France. It was organized by the novels publisher, Sylvia Beach. Joyce found a hotel called ''Leopold'' where they decided to stage their breakfast.

	However, the first big Bloomsday celebration took place on 16th June 1954 in Dublin, 50 years after the first Bloomsday and 50 years after Leopold Bloom wandered through the town in the novel. It was initiated by Peter Kavanagh and Brian O'Nolan (Irish novelists).		However, the first big Bloomsday celebration took place on 16th June 1954 in Dublin, 50 years after the first Bloomsday and 50 years after Leopold Bloom wandered through the town in the novel. It was initiated by Peter Kavanagh and Brian O'Nolan (Irish novelists).
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	As the day is named after the protagonist of Ulysses, the day was celebrated by visiting some places Joyce sent his main character to, for example the Martello Tower at Sandycove, Davy Byrne’s pub, and 7 Eccles Street in Dublin. The participants recited and staged parts of the novel while riding through town with old-fashioned cabs and drinking a great amount of alcohol. After a while, the participants decided to stay at a pub instead of following the Leopold Bloom tour.		As the day is named after the protagonist of Ulysses, the day was celebrated by visiting some places Joyce sent his main character to, for example the Martello Tower at Sandycove, Davy Byrne’s pub, and 7 Eccles Street in Dublin. The participants recited and staged parts of the novel while riding through town with old-fashioned cabs and drinking a great amount of alcohol. After a while, the participants decided to stay at a pub instead of following the Leopold Bloom tour.

	The celebrations spread through all over the world. It is still celebrated today with recitations and ~~staged plays~~ of the novel.		The celebrations spread through all over the world. It is still celebrated today with recitations and performing parts of the novel.


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	http://members.ozemail.com.au/~maelduin/firstbloom.html		http://members.ozemail.com.au/~maelduin/firstbloom.html

			http://www.dradio.de/dlr/sendungen/kalender/275791/?drucken

ToniaP at 17:20, 16 January 2012

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	16 June 1904. Date when [[James Joyce]] had his first rendez-vous with Nora Barnacle. Date when Joyce's novel ''[[Ulysses]]'' (1922) is set. Date when many people all over the world read and perform ''Ulysses'' in public.		16 June 1904. Date when [[James Joyce]] had his first rendez-vous with Nora Barnacle. Date when Joyce's novel ''[[Ulysses]]'' (1922) is set. Date when many people all over the world read and perform ''Ulysses'' in public.

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			== '''Bloomsday''' ==


			Bloomsday is named after the protagonist [[Leopold Bloom]] in [[James Joyce]]'s ''[[Ulysses]]''.

			One of the first celebrations of Bloomsday was a lunch in June 1929 in France. It was organized by the novels publisher, Sylvia Beach.

			However, the first big Bloomsday celebration took place on 16th June 1954 in Dublin, 50 years after the first Bloomsday and 50 years after Leopold Bloom wandered through the town in the novel. It was initiated by Peter Kavanagh and Brian O'Nolan (Irish novelists).

			As the day is named after the protagonist of Ulysses, the day was celebrated by visiting some places Joyce sent his main character to, for example the Martello Tower at Sandycove, Davy Byrne’s pub, and 7 Eccles Street in Dublin. The participants recited and staged parts of the novel while riding through town with old-fashioned cabs and drinking a great amount of alcohol. After a while, the participants decided to stay at a pub instead of following the Leopold Bloom tour.

			The celebrations spread through all over the world. It is still celebrated today with recitations and staged plays of the novel.


			== '''Sources:''' ==

			http://www.jamesjoyce.ie/detail.asp?ID=142

			http://members.ozemail.com.au/~maelduin/firstbloom.html

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	16 June 1904. Date when [[James Joyce]] had his first rendez-vous with Nora Barnacle. Date when Joyce's novel ''Ulysses'' (1922) is set. Date when many people all over the world read and perform ''Ulysses'' in public.		16 June 1904. Date when [[James Joyce]] had his first rendez-vous with Nora Barnacle. Date when Joyce's novel ''[[Ulysses]]'' (1922) is set. Date when many people all over the world read and perform ''Ulysses'' in public.

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	16 June 1904. Date when [[James Joyce]] had his first rendez-vous with Nora Barnacle. Date when Joyce's novel ''Ulysses'' (1922) is set. Date when many people all over the world read and perform ''Ulysses'' in public.		16 June 1904. Date when [[James Joyce]] had his first rendez-vous with Nora Barnacle. Date when Joyce's novel ''Ulysses'' (1922) is set. Date when many people all over the world read and perform ''Ulysses'' in public.

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