the other pillar is located. Literary references "I saw him a few times in the Bleeding Horse in Camden street with Boylan, the billsticker." Ulysses, Chapter 16, Eumaeus episode, James Joyce. A story by Brian J. Showers called "Favourite No. 7 Omnibus", which can be found in the collection The Bleeding Horse and Other Ghost Stories, is a fictionalisation of an accident on the bridge between Portobello and Rathmines where a number of passengers on a Number 7 omnibus drowned in the Grand Canal. According to another story in the book, the Bleeding Horse pub is haunted by a spectral horse that died in the Battle of Rathmines. The story "Quis Separabit" is about the former Blackberry Fair in Rathmines, which is said to be haunted by the notorious Blackberry Man. The stories in Showers' collection, while drawing on facts from the histories of both Portobello and Rathmines, are largely works of fiction. See also Rathmines Harold's Cross Clanbrassil Street Dolphin's Barn History of the Jews in Ireland References External links Image of plaque to Leopold Bloom at 52 Upper Clanbrassil Street Shalom Ireland, Valerie Lapin Ganley film featuring Portobello residents Rabbi Herzog and his son, Chaim Herzog Valerie Ganley describes visiting the Jewish Museum in Portobello The Bleeding Horse and Other Ghost Stories by Brian J. Showers The Irish Jewish Museum All About Us – The Bretzel Bakery Jews and Judaism in Dublin (city) Lithuanian-Jewish diaspora Russian-Jewish diaspora in Europe Towns and villages in Dublin (city)