2000 marks the 79th anniversary of the publication of James Joyce's Ulysses, and the 45^th Bloomsday celebrations. The novel describes Leopold Bloom's life on a single day in Dublin - June 16 1904 - that has come to be known as "Bloomsday" among literary fans the world over.

Breakfast   7.30 to 9.30am

Southbank Restaurant
Juggys Well
Cavistons
Smyths
Scotts

Vintage Car Rally   10.30am from Bloomfield Shopping Centre

Cars Parked outside shops in Glasthule Village

Tour By Vintage Cars

Around Glasthule, Sandycove, Dún Laoghaire,
Dalkey, Killiney & Vico Road

Joyce Tower   11.30am

Recital by Barry McGovern

Lunch   12.30 to 2.00pm

Fitzgerald’sPub, Sandycove
Cavistons, Glasthule

Parade of Cars   3.00pm

Through Dún Laoghaire Main Street to the Peoples Park 3.00pm

The Park Tea Rooms   3.00pm

Afternoon Tea for Car Drivers

Optional Swim   5.00pm

"After the swim call the ambulance"
as suggested by Tim Pat Coogan