Paddy Dignam
fictional character
Paddy Dignam is a character from Ulysses who has become a symbolic figure in Bloomsday celebrations, being ritually mourned since 1954 during re-enactments of the novel.
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Ireland:
Paddy Dignam, a man who since 1954, when Ulysses re-enactments began, has been ritually buried almost as often as Mayo football.
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James Joyce
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Moses Dlugacz
Philip Mullen
John O Connell
Katia Farias Rodriguez
Artur Michalski
Ana Dahlberg
Davy Byrnes
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Aficionados enjoy a Full Joyce for breakfast then devour extra helpings of Ulysses – The Irish Times