Drumcondra, Dublin
Ireland
Drumcondra, Dublin links to 6572 other places across 11 topics through 32 Bunkabop connections, led by religion, government, and sports. Its strongest overlaps are with Dublin, Ireland, London, England, and County Dublin. Religious ties include the Irish Christian Brothers, who made Belvidere House their Superior General's residence in 1874. In sport, Drumcondra FC won five Irish league titles between 1948 and 1965 and competed in the European Cup. Literature enters through James Hardiman, who has a road named after him.
Dublin Corporation Act 1900
Connects Drumcondra, Dublin to: Glasnevin | Clonliffe, Ireland
North Strand
Connects Drumcondra, Dublin to: Ballybough, Ireland | Fairview, Dublin
Irish Christian Brothers
Connects Drumcondra, Dublin to: Celbridge, Ireland | Ship Harbour, Newfoundland and Labrador
Clonliffe College
Connects Drumcondra, Dublin to: Ballybough, Ireland | Clonliffe, Ireland
Marino House
Connects Drumcondra, Dublin to: Donnycarney | Marino, Dublin
European Cup
Connects Drumcondra, Dublin to: Nottingham, England | Wolverhampton, England | Malmö, Sweden | Dalvík, Iceland
James Hardiman
Connects Drumcondra, Dublin to: Dublin, Ireland | Galway, Ireland | Connacht, Ireland | County Mayo | County Galway
Aisling Loftus
Connects Drumcondra, Dublin to: London, England | Berlin, Germany | Dublin, Ireland | Nottingham, England | Galway, Ireland
Aidan Gillen
Connects Drumcondra, Dublin to: London, England | Dublin, Ireland | Shanghai, East China | Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | Barrytown
Michael Feeney Callan
Connects Drumcondra, Dublin to: United States | London, England | France | Los Angeles, California | Paris, France
Hill of Tara
Connects Drumcondra, Dublin to: County Meath | County Carlow | Tallaght, Ireland | Slane, Ireland | Cashel, Ireland
River Tolka
Connects Drumcondra, Dublin to: Dublin, Ireland | County Dublin | Glasnevin | Ballymun | Clontarf, Dublin