Bogside
Bogside, a nationalist area of Derry, Northern Ireland, connects to 1358 places across 14 topics through 63 Bunkabop connections, with military and political conflict forming the dominant threads. The strongest ties run to Ulster and Belfast, reflecting the Troubles era that shaped the neighborhood. Between 1969 and 1972 the area became a no-go zone for British forces, and a monument to the 1981 hunger strikers still stands there. Music and sports connections add a smaller cluster beyond the conflict history.
Irish republican
Connects Bogside to: Borough of Rossendale, England | Stoneyford
Seamus Costello
Connects Bogside to: Bray, Ireland | North Strand, Ireland
Parachute Regiment (United Kingdom)
Connects Bogside to: Darwin, Falkland Islands | Nad Ali District
no-go area
Connects Bogside to: Tuli, Zimbabwe | La Vega Parish, Venezuela
Gerry Fitt
Connects Bogside to: Belfast, Northern Ireland | Ulster, United Kingdom (UK)
HM Prison Maze
Connects Bogside to: Belfast, Northern Ireland | Ulster, United Kingdom (UK)
Paul McLoone
Connects Bogside to: Dublin, Ireland | Termon, Ireland
Siege of Derry
Connects Bogside to: France | Liverpool, England | Ulster, United Kingdom (UK) | Kinsale, Ireland | Bantry, Ireland
Bloody Sunday (film)
Connects Bogside to: London, England | United Kingdom | Berlin, Germany | Granada, Spain | Ballymun
Defence Forces (Ireland)
Connects Bogside to: Dublin, Ireland | Republic of Ireland | Limerick, Ireland | Fermoy, Ireland | Portlaoise, Ireland
Operation Motorman
Connects Bogside to: Belfast, Northern Ireland | Canberra, Australia | Ulster, United Kingdom (UK) | Republic of Ireland | Suez, Egypt
Northern Ireland Labour Party
Connects Bogside to: London, England | United Kingdom | Manchester, England | Belfast, Northern Ireland | Ulster, United Kingdom (UK)