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Quintessentially Irish

James Joyce, for me, is the greatest novelistof the 20th century

James Joyce, for me, is the greatest novelist
of the 20th century

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James Joyce, for me, is
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the greatest novelist of the 20th century.
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6 seconds
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58
Timestamp in Movie
00:50:38
Uploaded
Apr 11, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
Swipe Films

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A journey through Ireland's cultural heritage, exploring the origins of whiskey production, the world-famous Guinness brewery, age-old equestrian pursuits, traditional Gaelic athletics, and the enduring Dunsany Castle.
In the last 37 years of his life, - Quintessentially Irish 00:10
In the last 37 years of his life,
And he wrote about that incessantly, - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
And he wrote about that incessantly,
He gives us a picture of this country - Quintessentially Irish 00:07
He gives us a picture of this country
The great political transformation took place - Quintessentially Irish 00:21
The great political transformation took place
When he was buried, the local ambassador writes over - Quintessentially Irish 00:15
When he was buried, the local ambassador writes over
Well, I have seen James Joyce's passports - Quintessentially Irish 00:11
Well, I have seen James Joyce's passports
No, it doesn't. It absolutely doesn't, - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
No, it doesn't. It absolutely doesn't,
James Joyce actually set up - Quintessentially Irish 00:07
James Joyce actually set up
There's a Penneys - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
There's a Penneys
James Joyce should be acknowledged - Quintessentially Irish 00:08
James Joyce should be acknowledged
He saw, I think, very early on, - Quintessentially Irish 00:08
He saw, I think, very early on,
It didn't succeed not because of Joyce, - Quintessentially Irish 00:16
It didn't succeed not because of Joyce,
The festival is normally a week after Bloomsday, - Quintessentially Irish 00:12
The festival is normally a week after Bloomsday,
"Quick warm sunlight - Quintessentially Irish 00:12
"Quick warm sunlight
"Runs... she runs to meet me, - Quintessentially Irish 00:12
"Runs... she runs to meet me,
Hopefully will open up the book - Quintessentially Irish 00:10
Hopefully will open up the book
I was glad the audience seemed to accept - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
I was glad the audience seemed to accept
My wife made up for that with her Molly. - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
My wife made up for that with her Molly.
"She doubled a slice of bread - Quintessentially Irish 00:07
"She doubled a slice of bread
"Eleven, I think," he answered. "I didn't see the paper." - Quintessentially Irish 00:15
"Eleven, I think," he answered. "I didn'...