Traditional breakfasts of offal, kidney and liver are being served up to celebrate Bloomsday in Dublin.

Hundreds of people are staging readings, songs and recreating scenes from Ulysses, the book made famous by James Joyce set in Dublin in 1904.

Former News Anchor Anne Doyle arrived on a horse drawn carriage.

#Bloomsday2016 being celebrated across Dublin - hear a flavour of it (and some offal) @TodayFMNews at 1 pic.twitter.com/of2FhRslM4

— Helen Vaughan (@HelenVaughan24) June 16, 2016

Readings from Ulysses are being held in the historical pub, Kennedy’s on Westland Row in Dublin, where James Joyce was a regular.

Helen Vaughan reports.