Bandon, Ireland
Bandon, Ireland
Bandon, Ireland connects to 1895 places across 14 topics through 30 Bunkabop connections, with a strong cluster in military history, government, and transport. Its military ties include the Battle of Corunna, since Sir John Moore, killed there in 1809, was governor of the town in 1798. Christ Church, Kilbrogan saw a clash between Jacobite and Williamite forces in 1689. Local government links cover the Municipal Corporations (Ireland) Act 1840, which abolished the town's corporation. Bandon also shares connections with France, Sligo, and Ulster.
Irish Army (Kingdom of Ireland)
Connects Bandon, Ireland to: Sligo, Ireland | County Donegal | County Antrim
Michaelmas
Connects Bandon, Ireland to: Dingle, Ireland | Reipoltskirchen | Mudalur, India
Battle of Corunna
Connects Bandon, Ireland to: A Coruña, Spain | Ferrol, Spain | St. Clair, Ontario | Wellington, British Columbia
Williamite
Connects Bandon, Ireland to: Ulster, United Kingdom (UK) | Sligo, Ireland | Clonmel, Ireland | Kells, Ireland | Rossnaree, Ireland
Lyra (singer)
Connects Bandon, Ireland to: Netherlands | Denver, Colorado | Florence, Italy | County Cork
Richard Boyle, 1st Earl of Cork
Connects Bandon, Ireland to: Tralee, Ireland | Charleville, Ireland | Lismore, Ireland | Scarriff, Ireland | Moynoe
N71 road (Ireland)
Connects Bandon, Ireland to: Kenmare, Ireland | Skibbereen, Ireland | Baltimore, Ireland | Glandore, Ireland | Bonane, Ireland
Municipal Corporations (Ireland) Act 1840
Connects Bandon, Ireland to: Kilkenny, Ireland | Ennis, Ireland | Sligo, Ireland | Athlone, Ireland | County Clare
Arthur O'Connor (United Irishman)
Connects Bandon, Ireland to: London, England | France | Paris, France | Dublin, Ireland | Belfast, Northern Ireland
Socioeconomics
Connects Bandon, Ireland to: Ohio | Cuba | East New York | Azawad | Oracabessa, Jamaica
cultural
Connects Bandon, Ireland to: Porto Alegre, Brazil | Ibadan, Nigeria | Negros Occidental | Kilflynn, Ireland | Batam, Indonesia
John Moore (British Army officer)
Connects Bandon, Ireland to: France | Italy | Spain | Rome, Italy | Egypt