Grangegorman
Ireland
Grangegorman shares 40 connections with 1273 places across 14 topics, from the Dominican order to the Easter Rising and the River Liffey. It also shares many connections with Dublin, Glasnevin and Fingal. The area once served as a home farm for an Augustinian priory, alongside Glasnevin and Deansgrange. Today it is the site of a major redevelopment under the Grangegorman Development Agency, including the Technological University Dublin campus. A convent of the Irish Sisters of Charity now occupies the site of the former manorial house.
Francis Johnston (architect)
Connects Grangegorman to: Dundalk, Ireland | Cavan, Ireland
St. James's Hospital
Connects Grangegorman to: The Liberties, Dublin | Walkinstown
Bradogue River
Connects Grangegorman to: Phibsborough | Broadstone, Dublin | Cabra, Dublin
Dublin quays
Connects Grangegorman to: Dublin, Ireland | Broadstone, Dublin | The Liberties, Dublin
Religious Sisters of Charity
Connects Grangegorman to: Harold's Cross | Donnybrook, Dublin | Blackrock, Ireland
Brian Norton (engineer)
Connects Grangegorman to: Dublin, Ireland | Nottingham, England | Ulster, United Kingdom (UK)
Deansgrange
Connects Grangegorman to: Glasnevin | Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown | Blackrock, Ireland | Cabinteely | Monkstown, Dublin
Technological University Dublin
Connects Grangegorman to: Dublin, Ireland | Fingal | Tallaght, Ireland | Blanchardstown, Ireland | Corduff
Castleknock
Connects Grangegorman to: Fingal | Blanchardstown, Ireland | Chapelizod, Ireland | Cabra, Dublin | Corduff
Prior (ecclesiastical)
Connects Grangegorman to: Santiago, Chile | Malta | Racibórz, Poland | Cloyne, Ireland | Tysmenytsia, Ukraine
Glasnevin
Connects Grangegorman to: Finglas | Ballymun | Ballina, Ireland | Phibsborough | Santry
Frederick May (composer)
Connects Grangegorman to: London, England | Vienna, Austria | Milan, Italy | Dublin, Ireland | Vaughan, Ontario