Fingal
Ireland
Fingal, Ireland holds 169 connections with 1923 other places across 20 topics, spanning history, government, sports, and language. Its ties reach Dublin and London most heavily, while connections to medieval Irish administrative history reflect the region's Norman-era baronial past. Fingal also gives its name to Fingallian, an extinct language blending Old Norse, Old and Middle English, and Leinster Irish influences. A cluster of sports connections traces Fingal's participation in GAA hurling competitions as a sub-region of Dublin.
Portmarnock
Connects Fingal to: County Dublin | Donaghmede
Baron Skryne
Connects Fingal to: Ballymun | Skryne, Ireland
Baron of Navan
Connects Fingal to: Navan | Costello (barony)
Morton Stadium
Connects Fingal to: Santry | Clonliffe, Ireland
extinct language
Connects Fingal to: Romagna, Italy, San Marino | East Frisia
Risteárd de Tiúit
Connects Fingal to: Abbeylara, Ireland | Kentstown, Ireland
Irish feudal barony
Connects Fingal to: Loughmore, Ireland | Lune (barony)
Patrick Denis O'Donnell
Connects Fingal to: Tiberias, Israel | Ardfert, Ireland
Nicky Rackard Cup
Connects Fingal to: County Donegal | County Roscommon
Diarmait Mac Murchada
Connects Fingal to: Waterford, Ireland | Baltinglass, Ireland | Freynestown, Ireland
Cockleshell Bay
Balrothery
Connects Fingal to: Tallaght, Ireland | Balbriggan, Ireland | Balscaddan, Ireland