Bram Stoker: A Dub Off the Old Block

18 April 2012 · Irish Times

Arminta Wallace

Bram Stoker Estate account

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Arminta Wallace interviews Jarlath Killeen about Stoker’s Dublin life ahead of the 2012 Trinity centenary conference. The discussion covers his many city addresses, walking and athletic interests, civil-service travels and the Irish settings and encounters behind his fiction.

Irish Times interview with Jarlath Killeen about the 2012 centenary. Relevant text inspected; his reported address counts and inspiration claims remain attributed. Exact publication day unconfirmed. The publisher’s saved structured publication metadata identifies 18 April 2012; this resolves the earlier unknown article date.

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Trinity College and College Green, Dublin, circa 1900. Lawrence Collection, National Library of Ireland. Later than Bram’s student years. — Trinity College and College Green, Dublin, circa 1900. A later view of a place associated with Bram, not a photograph from his student years.National Library of Ireland, Lawrence Collection.