James Joyce Tower and Museum

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The James Joyce Tower and Museum is a Martello tower in Sandycove, Dublin, dedicated to the life and works of Irish writer James Joyce and famously featured in the opening of his novel "Ulysses."

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James Joyce Tower and Museum canonical 3
James Joyce House 1
James Joyce Tower 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Martello tower
museum
architecturalStyle military fortification
associatedWith Leopold Bloom
Stephen Dedalus
builtAs Martello tower
country Ireland
dedicatedTo James Joyce
exhibits materials related to James Joyce’s life
materials related to Ulysses
featuredIn Ulysses
opening episode of Ulysses
hasCollection James Joyce memorabilia
Joyce manuscripts or documents
Joyce-related photographs
first editions of works by James Joyce
hasPart circular stone tower
museum exhibition rooms
roof platform
hasViewOf Dublin Bay
heritageDesignation protected structure (local)
literarySignificance important site in modernist literature
locatedIn County Dublin
Dublin
Sandycove
locatedNear Forty Foot bathing place
locatedOn Irish Sea coast
namedAfter James Joyce
openingSceneLocationFor Ulysses
openToPublic true
operatedAs literary museum
originalFunction coastal defense tower
overlooks Sandycove Bay
subjectOf Joyce studies
touristAttractionIn Dublin

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Nora Barnacle associatedWith James Joyce Tower and Museum
James Joyce Bridge locatedNear James Joyce House
linked to: James Joyce Tower and Museum
Martello tower at Sandycove currentUse James Joyce museum
linked to: James Joyce Tower and Museum
Sandycove hasTouristAttraction James Joyce Tower and Museum
Sandycove knownFor James Joyce Tower
linked to: James Joyce Tower and Museum
Sandycove hasMuseum James Joyce Tower and Museum