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Leopold Bloom, like his creator James Joyce, knew his Dublin well. Still, he is a fallible guide to the city's small Jewish community of a century or so ago. Cormac Ó Gráda's talk, building on his recent Jewish Ireland in the Age of Joyce (Princeton, 2006), pits Joyce's fictional character against a rather different historical reality.
Co-sponsored with The Center for Jewish History, New York.
Due to great intererst in this event, Glucksman Ireland House NYU is no longer accepting reservations for this event. Both the event list and the waiting list for the event are full. Those on the waiting list who are unable to be seated for the event are welcome to watch the event on closed circuit televisions. Please join us for one of our other exciting events this semester. The list of events is available at www.irelandhouse.fas.nyu.edu/page/events.calendar. | 
