St Andrew’s Church. James Joyce wrote about the church as All Hallows in Ulysses, after the ancient Priory on whose lands it is built. Dublin 1963.
The imposing Neoclassical portico of St Andrew’s Church dominates a Dublin street scene in 1963. James Joyce immortalized the church as "All Hallows" in *Ulysses*, after the ancient priory on whose lands it was built. In this low-angle photograph, the wet streets glisten after a recent rain, reflecting the cloudy sky. The everyday life of the city is captured in the vintage double-decker buses, mid-century cars, and a scooter parked near a bus stop in the foreground.
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