Denis Breen

Denis Breen is a character in James Joyce's 'Ulysses', depicted as a man distressed over an anonymous postcard he receives, which has sparked extensive literary analysis and debate among scholars regarding its implications and meanings.

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Ireland: The Denis Breen of Ulysses was a proudly devout Catholic, said to be related to a senior Vatican clergyman. 5

Michael Cusack A Morrison Miller James Joyce James Carlyle

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Scotch Broth – Frank McNally on Michael Cusack’s frustrated hope for a pan-Celtic sports alliance – The Irish Times

Ireland: Denis Breen is the unfortunate recipient of a cryptic message in Joyce's Ulysses. 5

Frank Mcnally John Henry Menton Leopold Bloom Senan Molony James White Harrison Patrick Walsh Th Burke Michael Haines Patrick O Brien James Carlisle

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Epistolics Anonymous – Frank McNally on a Joycean mystery wrapped in an enigma – The Irish Times

Ireland: Denis Breen is highly agitated about an anonymous postcard he has received. 5

Frank Mcnally Skin The Goat Fitzharris John Mallon James Joyce James Carey Senan Molony

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: As the Crow Squeals - Frank McNally on a mysterious Irish rhetorical device – The Irish Times