County Cavan
Ireland
County Cavan shares 130 connections with 9551 other places across 21 topics, spanning government, history, Gaelic sports, and transportation. Its strongest overlaps are with its county town, Cavan, Ireland, and with Dublin and Ulster. The county's political reach extends to Home Rule-era disputes: Cavan delegates resisted the 1916 proposals for Ulster's temporary exclusion. Transportation connections trace a network of national routes and 19th-century railway stations, including Cavan railway station, opened in 1856.
Dallán Forgaill
Connects County Cavan to: Ballyconnell, Ireland | Burnchurch, Ireland
Mountnugent
Connects County Cavan to: Oldcastle, Ireland | Kilnaleck, Ireland
Badger Pot
Connects County Cavan to: Cavan, Ireland
Mrs. E. M. Field
Connects County Cavan to: Cavan, Ireland | Crossdoney, Ireland
Kingscourt railway station
Connects County Cavan to: Nobber, Ireland | Kingscourt, Ireland
Roman Catholic Diocese of Kilmore
Connects County Cavan to: Munterconnaught | Killinkere
N16 road (Ireland)
Connects County Cavan to: Blacklion, Ireland | Glenfarne, Ireland
N55 road (Ireland)
Connects County Cavan to: Legan, Ireland | Ballykeeran, Ireland
Cavan railway station
Connects County Cavan to: Cavan, Ireland | Crossdoney, Ireland
Michael Harding
Connects County Cavan to: Dublin, Ireland | Cavan, Ireland | Maynooth, Ireland
N87 road (Ireland)
Connects County Cavan to: Brackley, Ulster | Annagh, Ireland | Greaghrahan, Ireland
Cavan Senior Football Championship
Connects County Cavan to: Kingscourt, Ireland | Shercock, Ireland | Crosserlough