County Clare
Ireland
County Clare connects to 4111 places across 23 topics through 224 Bunkabop connections, with government, nature, history, and music forming the core clusters. Its ties reach Dublin, London, Limerick, and Galway most heavily. The county's medieval identity runs through the Kingdom of Thomond, ruled by the O'Brien clan from 1118, and the 1318 Battle of Dysert O'Dea. The "Banner County" nickname traces to Daniel O'Connell's 1828 by-election victory that pushed Parliament toward Catholic emancipation. Sixth-century monastic ruins at Scattery Island anchor its religious threads.
Kingdom of Thomond
Connects County Clare to: Munster, Ireland | Cratloe, Ireland
Saint Senan
Connects County Clare to: Kildysart, Ireland | Quilty, Ireland
Twelve Apostles of Ireland
Connects County Clare to: County Meath | Terryglass, Ireland
Corcomroe Abbey
Connects County Clare to: Kilshanny | Abbey, Ireland
Henry Sidney
Connects County Clare to: Ballyvaughan, Ireland | Shrule, Ireland
Battle of Dysert O'Dea
Connects County Clare to: Sixmilebridge, Ireland | Dysert, County Clare
O'Callaghan's Mills
Connects County Clare to: Limerick, Ireland | O'Callaghan's Mills, Ireland
Dysert O'Dea Monastery
Connects County Clare to: Dysart and Ruan | Dysert, County Clare
Battle of Ramillies
Connects County Clare to: Milan, Italy | Folx-les-Caves, Belgium
Restoration (England)
Connects County Clare to: New Castle, Delaware | Wardensville, West Virginia
Carrigaholt
Connects County Clare to: Cross, Ireland | Carrigaholt (parish)
Dalcassians
Connects County Clare to: Limerick, Ireland | Corofin (parish)