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James Joyce Pub Awards Historical Markers
Plaques awarded to pubs in Ireland and the United States that are considered to be "Authentic" Irish pubs based on James Joyce's characterizations found in his book Ulysses. There is some controversy as to whether certain pubs have been rightly "awarded" the recognition or simply purchased the plaques and proudly displayed them as "authentically" awarded.
By Larry Gertner, October 10, 2015
James Joyce Pub Award Marker site
| 1 ► New York, New York County, Manhattan, Financial District — James Joyce Pub Award — Moran's Restaurant & Bar — Reported missing |
| This pub has been granted the James Joyce Pub Award for being an authentic Irish pub. ‘A good puzzle would be to cross Ireland without passing a pub.’ Ulysses James Joyce identified and described the characteristic ambience of the Irish . . . — — Map (db m147928) | |||
2 ► Ireland, Munster, County Kerry, Kenmare — James Joyce Pub Award — The Atlantic Bar —  |