- Sandycove's Martello Tower was built during the Napoleonic Wars. Since 1962 it has been a museum dedicated to James Joyce!
- The James Joyce Tower is located on a cliff-top in Sandyford, South County Dublin and is a museum dedicated to Joyce.
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- A tower, that the museum is found, was built in preparation for a possible invasion by Napoleon, which never happened. Today it holds James Joyce Museum...
- Maximum Capacity 25 people Not Wheelchair Accessible Access to roof is very restricted. Meeting Point James Joyce Tower and Museum.
- Discussions include the Joycean historical items on display in the museum, the history of the tower, what really went down the night Joyce stormed out of the...
- This tower is where the action begins in Joyce's epic novel Ulysses. The museum was opened in 1962 by Sylvia Beach, the Paris-based publisher who first…
- James Joyce Tower and Museum. Info. Nearby (628). ... Martello tower (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martello_tower) in Sandycove, Dublin, where...