Claddagh
Ireland
Claddagh connects to 1423 places across 16 topics through 32 Bunkabop connections, with music the largest group. Claddagh Records, founded in 1959 by Paddy Moloney and Garech Browne, anchors many of the music ties. Sports, film and literature add more, including the Claddagh Bowl in American Football Ireland and a silver claddagh ring in The General's Daughter. Its strongest overlaps are with Dublin, the United States and London.
Spanish Arch
Connects Claddagh to: Galway, Ireland | Salthill
American Football Ireland
Connects Claddagh to: United States | Belfast, Northern Ireland
The General's Daughter (film)
Connects Claddagh to: United States
Paddy Moloney
Connects Claddagh to: Spain | Rome, Italy | Dublin, Ireland | Naples, Italy | County Dublin
council housing
Connects Claddagh to: Derby, England | Wolverhampton, England | Luton, England | Bath and North East Somerset | London Borough of Waltham Forest, England
Pierre Bensusan
Connects Claddagh to: Canada | Paris, France | Spain | Mississippi | Morocco
Wedding ring
Connects Claddagh to: Germany | Spain | Netherlands | Rome, Italy | Brazil
The Fureys
Connects Claddagh to: France | Germany | Dublin, Ireland | Glasgow, Scotland | Töss
Frederick May (composer)
Connects Claddagh to: London, England | Vienna, Austria | Milan, Italy | Dublin, Ireland | Vaughan, Ontario
Katie Kim (Irish musician)
Connects Claddagh to: London, England | Dublin, Ireland | Waterford, Ireland | Wicklow, Ireland
Galway United F.C.
Connects Claddagh to: Galway, Ireland | Leinster, Ireland | Connacht, Ireland | Sligo, Ireland | Dundalk, Ireland
Ken Casey
Connects Claddagh to: United States | Boston, Massachusetts | Texas | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Massachusetts