James Joyce's Finnegans Wake: A Reading by Patrick HealyIn January 1992 Patrick Healy read the complete text of James Joyces Finnegans Wake in Bow Lane Recording Studios, Dublin, over a four day period. Finnegans Wake had never been recorded in its entirety despite Joyces recommendation that the text should be heard rather than read. The unabridged twenty hour recording is released in a box set of 17 compact discs with a limited run of 1000. Each set is accompanied by Healys 128 page book, The Modern and

Con Leventhal and Nevill Johnson (each a personal friend of the author’s)

On the books original publication in 2012

social disorder and environmental degeneration can be found without abandoning the high-energy

His delight in words

Patrick Kavanagh and Flann O’Brien

Beneath the surface are pockets of support for Germany

Patrick's College

He devised and acted as consulting editor of the Thomas Davis radio series - Engaging Spaces - that was broadcast by RTƒ in Ireland and by National Public Radio (NPR) in America

part criticism

The current volume is dedicated to the memory of a distinguished former member

born at Castle Leslie

As mentioned on RTÉ's Liveline with Joe Duffy