Glasnevin

Ireland

Glasnevin, Ireland shares 145 Bunkabop connections with 2720 places across 21 topics, spanning government, history, literature, and military threads. The area's strongest ties run to Dublin and London. Glasnevin Cemetery anchors many of its military and government connections, including memorials to Irish republican hunger strikers who died between 1917 and 1981. The district's government connections dominate the mix, rooted in its absorption into the City of Dublin under the Dublin Corporation Act 1900, while its literary reach traces partly to Jonathan Swift, who founded a school there.