Ballybough, Ireland
Ireland
Ballybough, Ireland connects to 2476 places across 12 topics through 36 Bunkabop connections, led by religion and history. Dublin and London have the heaviest overlap with it. The Battle of Clontarf in 1014 is believed to have been fought near Ballybough Bridge, and Silken Thomas fought English forces there in 1534–35. Croke Park, headquarters of the Gaelic Athletic Association, sits where Ballybough meets Drumcondra. The film The Snapper was also shot in the area.
North Strand
Connects Ballybough, Ireland to: Drumcondra, Dublin | Fairview, Dublin
Clonliffe College
Connects Ballybough, Ireland to: Drumcondra, Dublin | Clonliffe, Ireland
Silken Thomas
Connects Ballybough, Ireland to: Artane, Dublin | Kilmead, Ireland
Bloody Sunday (1920)
Connects Ballybough, Ireland to: Clifden, Ireland | Ballylooby, Ireland
Battle of Clontarf
Connects Ballybough, Ireland to: County Dublin | Fingal | Glasnevin | Swords, Ireland | Clondalkin, Ireland
The Snapper (film)
Connects Ballybough, Ireland to: United States | Canada | United Kingdom | Dublin, Ireland | Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Thomas FitzGerald, 10th Earl of Kildare
Connects Ballybough, Ireland to: London, England | Dublin, Ireland | County Dublin | Kildare, Ireland | County Kildare
Methodist Church in Ireland
Connects Ballybough, Ireland to: United Kingdom | Dublin, Ireland | Belfast, Northern Ireland | Republic of Ireland | County Antrim
Anno Mundi
Connects Ballybough, Ireland to: London, England | Oxford, England | Russia | Rome, Italy | Greece
Dublin Corporation
Connects Ballybough, Ireland to: County Dublin | Howth, Ireland | Rathmines | Raheny, Ireland | Clontarf, Dublin
Bevis Marks Synagogue
Connects Ballybough, Ireland to: London, England | United Kingdom | Spain | Israel | Portugal
Lough Corrib
Connects Ballybough, Ireland to: Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Republic of Ireland | Galway, Ireland | County Mayo | County Galway