Cobh, Ireland
Ireland
Cobh, Ireland appears in 101 Bunkabop connections with 2888 other places across 21 topics, with the largest cluster in sports, followed by transportation and history. Dublin and London share the most connections with Cobh. The town's transportation thread runs deep: it was the Titanic's final port of call before the Atlantic crossing in 1912, and the first steamship to cross the Atlantic, the Sirius, departed nearby in 1838. Its name was changed from Queenstown during the Irish War of Independence in 1920.
Dublin Castle administration
Connects Cobh, Ireland to: County Dublin | Kilculliheen
Uí Liatháin
Connects Cobh, Ireland to: Munster, Ireland | Castlelyons, Ireland | Kinnatalloon
Great Island
Connects Cobh, Ireland to: County Cork | Passage West, Ireland | Monkstown, Ireland
Passenger terminal (maritime)
Connects Cobh, Ireland to: Limón, Costa Rica | George Town, Malaysia | Nordfjordeid, Norway
Gaelicisation
Connects Cobh, Ireland to: Isle of Man | County Limerick | Gweedore
Port of call (nautical term)
Connects Cobh, Ireland to: Nassau, The Bahamas | Dighton, Massachusetts | Lahelle, Norway
Passage West
Connects Cobh, Ireland to: Mahon, Cork | Crosshaven, Ireland | Monkstown, Ireland
Crosshaven
Connects Cobh, Ireland to: Cork (city), Ireland | Passage West, Ireland | Ringaskiddy, Ireland | Fountainstown, Ireland
Stephen Vitiello
Connects Cobh, Ireland to: Los Angeles, California | Virginia | Sydney, Australia
Fiona Shaw
Connects Cobh, Ireland to: London, England | Brooklyn, New York | Dublin, Ireland | County Cork | Deraniyagala, Sri Lanka
Port of Cork
Connects Cobh, Ireland to: Swansea, Wales | County Cork | Bantry, Ireland | Passage West, Ireland | Ringaskiddy, Ireland
Titanic Belfast
Connects Cobh, Ireland to: Southampton, England | Belfast, Northern Ireland | Bilbao, Spain