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Joyce's "Ulysses" for Everyone, Or How to
Skip Reading It the First Time 
http://www.johnmood.net/ulyssesforeveryone.html
As the title suggests, John Mood's book offers a very refreshing change from a sometimes over-meticulous and over-serious scholarly perspective. The author takes a step back and talks with unusual passion about what he considers "the funniest, sexiest and most exciting novel ever written". Mood's book is especially suitable for those who say "yes i said yes i will finish reading this book".
The Internet Ulysses by James Joyce
edited by Jorn Barger
http://www.robotwisdom.com/jaj/ulysses/index.html
This is a huge page, including chapter-by-chapter summary, links to Joyce's schemata, Bloom timeline. The list goes on and on.
Notes on James Joyce's Ulysses
http://pers-www.wlv.ac.uk/~fa1871/joynote.html
This page supplies a concise overview of the 'schemas' of each episode in Ulysses, i.e. time, scene, organ, art, colours, symbol, technique and correspondence.