Joyce only returned to Dublin four times after moving away, but much of his writing remained heavily focused on the city or on Ireland more generally. They later fled to Zurich during World War I. After meeting his wife Nora Barnacle, a chambermaid from Galway, the couple left Dublin and lived in various European countries, including Yugoslavia and Italy.
In 1903, just one year later, Joyce’s mother got sick, and he moved back to Dublin to take care of her. After college, he moved to Paris, where he briefly studied medicine. James Joyce grew up in Rathgar, a suburb of Dublin, and studied at University College, where he began to publish literary reviews, poems, and plays.
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