Finglas
Ireland
Finglas, a northside Dublin suburb in Ireland, carries 60 Bunkabop connections with 2421 other places across 19 topics, with government and history as the largest topic clusters. Its deepest overlap is with Dublin, Ireland and County Dublin, reflecting its position as a civil parish in the barony of Castleknock. The Declaration of Finglas, issued by William III after the defeat of James II's supporters, anchors the history cluster. Transportation, music, and sports connections round out the picture, including GAA footballer Jason Sherlock and poet Paula Meehan, both raised here.
James II of Ireland
Connects Finglas to: Sligo, Ireland | County Antrim
June Considine
Connects Finglas to: Algarve | Malahide, Ireland
Paula Meehan
Connects Finglas to: London, England | Germany | Greece | Dublin, Ireland | Granard, Ireland
Woodland Trust
Connects Finglas to: United Kingdom | Nottingham, England | Angus Glen
Jason Sherlock
Connects Finglas to: Dublin, Ireland | Republic of Ireland | Leinster, Ireland | Longford, Ireland | Glasnevin
John Edward Walsh
Connects Finglas to: Paris, France | Australia | United Kingdom | Italy | Sydney, Australia
Broombridge railway station
Connects Finglas to: Broadstone, Dublin | Cabra, Dublin | Ongar, Ireland | Ashtown, Dublin | Milltown, Dublin
Early Christian
Connects Finglas to: Sardinia | Pécs, Hungary | Pleven, Bulgaria | Lapithos, Northern Cyprus | Kilcommon (County Mayo civil parish)
Glasnevin Cemetery
Connects Finglas to: Dublin, Ireland | Republic of Ireland | Penal, Trinidad and Tobago | Valera | Glasnevin
Aslan (band)
Connects Finglas to: Australia | Netherlands | Sydney, Australia | Dublin, Ireland | Alabama
Families in the Oireachtas
Connects Finglas to: United Kingdom | Dublin, Ireland | Leinster, Ireland | Kildare, Ireland | Wicklow, Ireland
Castleknock (barony)
Connects Finglas to: Fingal | Castleknock, Ireland | Chapelizod, Ireland | Ballygall | Ongar, Ireland