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Bloomsday – Mirrors of Dublin

Il Bloomsday del San Patrizio Livorno Festival celebra James Joyce in modo unico: letture all’aperto, dialetti locali e luoghi reali che rispecchiano la Dublino di Ulisse. Ora vogliamo portare quello spirito in altre città. Vuoi creare il tuo Bloomsday? 📩 info@italish.eu

The Bloomsday of the San Patrizio Livorno Festival celebrates James Joyce in a unique way: open-air readings, local dialects, and real places that mirror the Dublin of Ulysses. Now we want to bring that spirit to other cities. Want to create your own Bloomsday? 📩 info@italish.eu

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SPLF25: The Programme

San Patrizio Livorno Festival 2025: A Historic Edition with Record Guests and Events

San Patrizio Livorno Festival #SPLF - SINCE 2018 - a celebration of Irish culture, literature, and music meets Italian traditions, fostering dialogue and collaboration between the two countries' #SPLF25 This is the longest edition yet, featuring our richest line-up of guests.: along with Catherine Dunne (Co-Director, Co-Founder): Theo Dorgan, Paula Meehan, Katherine Mezzacappa, Federico Platania, Claudio Monteleone, Matteo Meschiari, William Wall, Elaide Garufi, Áine Duffy e Ray Heffernan. Ex Cinema Aurora (and Librerie Mondadori Livorno - SPLF-OFF on Tue 18 - Dorgan Meehan and Wed 19 - Platania's  'Arcipelago Familiare, readings from Claudio Monteleone) MARCH MON 17 / SUN 23  | italish.eu | Démadé Festival, Liceo Francesco Cecioni, Comune di Livorno, Provincia di Livorno, Culture Ireland, Irish Embassy in Italy

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Centro Filippo Buonarroti Cultural Partner of the San Patrizio Livorno Festival 2025 #SPLF25

Centro Filippo Buonarroti Partner Culturale del San Patrizio Livorno Festival 2025 #SPLF25

Although there is a vast literature on Irish history in its various aspects, and Ireland has also figured in the writings of Marx and Engels, its knowledge in Italy is scarce. For this reason, we gladly accepted the invitation to become a Cultural Partner of the San Patrizio Livorno Festival (SPLF) 2025. In this context, we will promote initiatives that will include an exhibition and debates, with the aim of spreading knowledge of the various aspects of Irish history, with particular attention to a young audience.

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