Mullingar, Ireland
Ireland
Mullingar, Ireland holds 99 Bunkabop connections across 1992 places and 20 topics, with music and government among its leading topics. The town shares many ties with Dublin and London, and sits at the center of the Midlands Gateway region alongside Athlone and Tullamore, a planning cluster defined by Ireland's 2002 National Spatial Strategy. Neighboring lakes like Lough Derravaragh link it to the Irish legend of the Children of Lir, while the original Dublin-to-Galway railway line ran through Mullingar when it opened in 1851.
Midlands Gateway
Connects Mullingar, Ireland to: Athlone, Ireland | Tullamore, Ireland
Moate railway station
Connects Mullingar, Ireland to: County Westmeath | Moate, Ireland
Roberto Danova
Connects Mullingar, Ireland to: South Africa | County Westmeath
Niall Blaney
Connects Mullingar, Ireland to: County Donegal | Letterkenny
Peter Barnes (Irish republican)
Connects Mullingar, Ireland to: Birmingham, United Kingdom | Dublin, Ireland | Coventry, England | Banagher, Ireland
Dublin City Ramblers
Connects Mullingar, Ireland to: Dublin, Ireland | Republic of Ireland | Portlaoise, Ireland
racecourse
Connects Mullingar, Ireland to: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | Shahbag | Gowran, Ireland | Ramna Thana, Bangladesh | Ramanathapuram, Coimbatore
Lough Ennell
Connects Mullingar, Ireland to: County Westmeath | Kilbeggan, Ireland | Mullingar (civil parish) | Lilliput (townland), Ireland | Dysart, Ireland
Lough Owel
Connects Mullingar, Ireland to: County Offaly | County Westmeath | Culleen More, Ireland | Mullingar (civil parish) | Tyfarnham (civil parish)
Cearbhall Ó Dálaigh
Connects Mullingar, Ireland to: Cambridge, England | Dublin, Ireland | Valera | Mountmellick, Ireland
Eustace Budgell
Connects Mullingar, Ireland to: London, England | Bristol, England | Exeter, England | City of London, England | County Westmeath
Mullingar railway station
Connects Mullingar, Ireland to: County Westmeath | Summerhill, Ireland | Ballynacargy, Ireland | Multyfarnham, Ireland | Moyashel and Magheradernon