Cregagh
Cregagh connects to 2637 places across 8 topics through 39 Bunkabop connections, with government as the dominant theme. Sections of the Woodstock and Cregagh roads mark the boundary between the Belfast East and Belfast South constituencies. Military, religion, history and transportation also appear, including a Translink bus service to Forestside Shopping Centre. Its strongest overlaps are with Ulster, Belfast and the United Kingdom. The townland dates to medieval times, when it belonged to the O'Neills of Clannaboy.
Forestside Shopping Centre
Connects Cregagh to: Sprucefield | Newtownbreda
Belfast South (Assembly constituency)
Connects Cregagh to: Balmoral (District Electoral Area) | Strangford (Assembly constituency)
John Gillen (judge)
Connects Cregagh to: United Kingdom | Oxford, England | Belfast, Northern Ireland
O'Neill dynasty
Connects Cregagh to: Ulster, United Kingdom (UK) | Lifford, Ireland | Porthall, Ireland
Belfast South (UK Parliament constituency)
Connects Cregagh to: Belfast, Northern Ireland | Balmoral (District Electoral Area) | Belfast South (Assembly constituency)
Parliament of Northern Ireland
Connects Cregagh to: Ulster, United Kingdom (UK) | Republic of Ireland | New Lodge
Northern Ireland Assembly
Connects Cregagh to: United Kingdom | Belfast, Northern Ireland | County Armagh | Aughanduff, Northern Ireland
Sport in Belfast
Connects Cregagh to: Derby, England | Wellington, New Zealand | Belfast, Northern Ireland | Ulster, United Kingdom (UK) | Rosario, Argentina
Picardy
Connects Cregagh to: Aisne | Oise | Upper Normandy | Frenchtown, New Jersey | Renault, Illinois
Metro (Belfast)
Connects Cregagh to: United Kingdom | Bristol, England | Belfast, Northern Ireland | The Junction | County Antrim
Social Democratic and Labour Party
Connects Cregagh to: United Kingdom | Dublin, Ireland | Belfast, Northern Ireland | Ulster, United Kingdom (UK) | Galway, Ireland
Iris Robinson
Connects Cregagh to: London, England | United Kingdom | Iraq | Dublin, Ireland | Belfast, Northern Ireland