New Ross, Ireland

Ireland

New Ross, Ireland shares 48 connections with 1410 other places across 15 topics, with history and government making up the bulk of its ties. The town saw some of the bloodiest fighting of the 1798 rebellion and withstood a siege by Oliver Cromwell in 1649. It shares the most connections with Dublin and London, and many ties to County Wexford. A former railway line serving freight until 1995 is now being repurposed as the Southeast Greenway cycle route.

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