Donoughmore
Ireland
Donoughmore, Ireland, shares 42 connections with 1982 other places across 13 topics, with government and history accounting for the largest share. A strong cluster of connections traces to Sri Lanka through the Donoughmore Commission, which arrived in Ceylon in 1927 and produced the Donoughmore Constitution, replacing the colony's Legislative Council with a State Council in 1931. The Hely-Hutchinson earls tie the area to London and Oxford. Locally, the club's Ladies Gaelic football team won the Senior All-Ireland in 2001 and 2003.
River Owenabue
Connects Donoughmore to: Crosshaven, Ireland | Glenbrook, Ireland
Nicholas Hely Hutchinson
Connects Donoughmore to: Bristol, England | Harrow, United Kingdom
Richard Hely-Hutchinson, 6th Earl of Donoughmore
Connects Donoughmore to: London, England | Australia | United Kingdom
Hugh Wyld
Connects Donoughmore to: London, England | Oxford, England | Harrow, United Kingdom
Ladies' Gaelic football
Connects Donoughmore to: Mountmellick, Ireland | Knocknagoshel, Ireland | Batterstown, Ireland
Cork and Muskerry Light Railway
Connects Donoughmore to: Blarney, Ireland | Coachford, Ireland | Tower, Ireland
State Council of Ceylon
Connects Donoughmore to: London, England | United Kingdom | Sri Lanka | Deraniyagala, Sri Lanka
Susantha de Fonseka
Connects Donoughmore to: Cambridge, England | Sri Lanka | Colombo, Sri Lanka | Panadura, Sri Lanka
Boggeragh Mountains
Connects Donoughmore to: Macroom, Ireland | Ballyvourney, Ireland | Duhallow | Carriganimmy, Ireland | Nad, Ireland
Ceylon Workers' Congress
Connects Donoughmore to: Sri Lanka | Colombo, Sri Lanka | Tamil Eelam | Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka
Ceylon Civil Service
Connects Donoughmore to: Sri Lanka | Kandy, Sri Lanka | Aluwihare, Sri Lanka
Jacob Pleydell-Bouverie, 6th Earl of Radnor
Connects Donoughmore to: India | South Africa | Adelaide, Australia | Southampton, England | Cape Town, South Africa