Gleninagh
Ireland
Gleninagh, a region in Ireland's County Clare, shares 6 connections with 101 other places across 4 topics, centered on architecture, the natural landscape of the Burren, and medieval history. It is known for Gleninagh Castle, a well-preserved 16th-century L-plan tower house with round bartizans on three corners. The area sits in the northwest corner of the Barony of Burren, on the southern side of Galway Bay's mouth. Its strongest ties are with nearby Oughtmama.
bartizan
Connects Gleninagh to: Sant Francesc de s'Estany | Castleshane, Ireland
Burren (barony)
Connects Gleninagh to: Inchiquin | Oughtmama | Killilagh | Killonaghan | Abbey, Ireland
Henry VIII of England
Connects Gleninagh to: Leicester, England | Ipswich, England | County Meath | The Wash, England | Alcalá de Henares, Spain
The Burren
Connects Gleninagh to: Cambridge, England | Sweden | Dublin, Ireland | Republic of Ireland | Galway, Ireland