12 Ivy Day In The Committee Room


"Ivy Day In The Committee Room" is the twelfth story in James Joyce's acclaimed collection, Dubliners. This narrative explores the lives of minor politicians who struggle to live up to the legacy of Charles Stewart Parnell. Through this story, Joyce reflects on life in Ireland at the turn of the last century, revealing unromantic realities and the complexities of ordinary Dubliners.

Each of the fifteen stories in Dubliners offers a glimpse into the lives of the city's inhabitants, painting a vivid portrait of a nation. Joyce's work captures the essence of Dublin, showcasing the speech and experiences of its people with remarkable realism. Dubliners stands as one of Joyce's most accessible and profound works, inviting readers to engage with the heart of the city he called home.


This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.