County Louth
Ireland
County Louth connects to 3216 places across 22 topics through 144 Bunkabop connections, with religion, government, and military threads running through most of them. The county shares its deepest overlaps with Dublin and Dundalk, the latter tied to the Battle of Faughart where Edward Bruce was killed by a local force. Drogheda, another strong co-connected place, houses the head of St. Oliver Plunkett. Music connections include Drogheda-born songwriter Jonathan Kelly.
John de Bermingham, 1st Earl of Louth
Connects County Louth to: Dundalk, Ireland | Balbriggan, Ireland
Jonathan Kelly
Connects County Louth to: Gees | Drogheda, Ireland
Frances Wynne
Connects County Louth to: Drogheda, Ireland | Collon, Ireland
Carlingford Lough
Connects County Louth to: Connacht, Ireland | Carlingford, Ireland
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church
Connects County Louth to: Drogheda, Ireland | Haverstraw (village), New York
Apostolic Christian Church
Connects County Louth to: Tremonton, Utah | Fairbury, Illinois
Drogheda Grammar School
Connects County Louth to: Republic of Ireland | Leinster, Ireland | Drogheda, Ireland
2001 BBC bombing
Connects County Louth to: London, England | Birmingham, United Kingdom | Edmonton, Alberta
Dundalk Grammar School
Connects County Louth to: Republic of Ireland | Dundalk, Ireland
Dermot O'Brien
Connects County Louth to: Limerick, Ireland | Leinster, Ireland | Ardee, Ireland
Siege of Drogheda
Connects County Louth to: Dundalk, Ireland | Drogheda, Ireland | Trim, Ireland
Newry
Connects County Louth to: Ulster, United Kingdom (UK) | Dundalk, Ireland