The story
Story · James Joyce Tower and Museum
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You're standing by a sturdy, round stone tower on the shore at Sandycove, near Dublin. It's a Martello tower, one of the defensive towers the British once built along this coast. But this one is famous for a very different reason. In September 1904, a young writer called James Joyce slept here. Not for long, mind you: six nights, from the 9th to the 14th.
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