Ballsbridge
Ireland
Ballsbridge, a Dublin suburb in Ireland, shares 46 connections with 496 other places across 15 topics, spanning government, sports, literature, history, education, and industry. The United States Embassy chancery sits on Elgin Road here, anchoring its diplomatic ties. Patrick Kavanagh's poem "On Raglan Road" was named for a Ballsbridge street, reflecting the area's literary presence. The RDS moved to Ballsbridge in 1920, freeing Leinster House to become the seat of the new Irish government. Dublin and London share the most connections with Ballsbridge.
Dartry
Connects Ballsbridge to: Rathgar | Milltown, Dublin
St Declan's School, Dublin
Connects Ballsbridge to: Dublin, Ireland | Republic of Ireland
universities in Dominica
Connects Ballsbridge to: Portsmouth, England | Dominica | Roseau, Dominica
On Raglan Road
Connects Ballsbridge to: Dublin, Ireland | Bruges, Belgium | Dublin 4
Embassy of the United States, Dublin
Connects Ballsbridge to: United States | Washington | Dublin, Ireland | Adelaide, Australia | Benghazi, Libya
Institution of Engineers of Ireland
Connects Ballsbridge to: Sydney, Australia | Dublin, Ireland | Bolton, United Kingdom | Republic of Ireland | Dublin 4
National Museum of Ireland – Natural History
Connects Ballsbridge to: Dublin, Ireland | Republic of Ireland | Leinster, Ireland | Kildare, Ireland | Monaghan, Ireland
Jamie Heaslip
Connects Ballsbridge to: Italy | New Zealand | Israel | South Africa | Dublin, Ireland
Seamus Deane
Connects Ballsbridge to: California | Oxford, England | Cambridge, England | Indiana | Dublin, Ireland
Katherine Lynch
Connects Ballsbridge to: Los Angeles, California | Dublin, Ireland | County Dublin | County Kerry | Tallaght, Ireland
History of Dublin
Connects Ballsbridge to: Dublin, Ireland | Bristol, England | Kildare, Ireland | Area A | Rathmines
Bewley's
Connects Ballsbridge to: California | United Kingdom | Boston, Massachusetts | Massachusetts | Dublin, Ireland