Where did James Joyce go to school in Dublin?

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James Joyce attended several educational institutions in Dublin during his youth and early adulthood:

Belvedere College: In April 1893, Joyce and his brother were admitted to this Jesuit grammar school in Dublin, where he excelled academically.1
University College Dublin (UCD): In 1898, Joyce entered University College Dublin, which was staffed by Jesuit priests at the time. He studied languages there and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 1902.1

While Joyce also attended Clongowes Wood College starting at age six, that institution is located outside of Dublin. Additionally, after graduating from UCD, he briefly attended medical lectures in Dublin before moving to Paris.1