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IS IRELAND STILL a nation of saints and scholars?
The annual Bloomsday Festival, a literary festival celebrating the work of Irish author James Joyce, is kicking off tomorrow.
The festival is leading up to Bloomsday on 16 June, the day that the events of Joyce’s famous novel Ulysses were set.
At 265,222 words long, Ulysses isn’t for the faint of heart, but we know there are lots of other books that bring joy to Irish readers too.
So today, we’re asking you: When did you last read a book?
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