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James Joyce Tower and Museum

Dublin , Ireland

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+353 1 280 9265
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Sandycove Point
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About this museum

Martello tower containing Joyce memorabilia where the author stayed and his novel Ulysses begins.

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Sandycove Point

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  • Google rating: 4.6 from 638 reviews

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