Portmarnock, Ireland
Ireland
Portmarnock, Ireland connects to 1649 places across 13 topics through 33 Bunkabop connections, led by government, sports, and military themes. Dublin and County Dublin are its strongest overlaps. During the Irish War of Independence, Michael Collins used a Portmarnock house as a safe house. Golf also runs through the place, from Portmarnock Links, where Suzann Pettersen played a 2008 Ladies European Tour win, to a hotel built around a former Jameson family home.
Jameson Irish Whiskey
Connects Portmarnock, Ireland to: Sutton, Dublin | Smithfield, Ireland
Dublin North-East (Dáil constituency)
Connects Portmarnock, Ireland to: Sutton, Dublin | Bayside, Dublin
Eamonn Andrews
Connects Portmarnock, Ireland to: United Kingdom | Dublin, Ireland | Fingal | Portobello, Dublin
Mary Mathew
Connects Portmarnock, Ireland to: Dublin, Ireland | County Tipperary | Thurles, Ireland | Abbeyleix, Ireland
Suzann Pettersen
Connects Portmarnock, Ireland to: Norway | Taiwan | Oslo, Norway | Orlando, Florida | Espírito Santo
safe house
Connects Portmarnock, Ireland to: Tangier, Morocco | Ashtabula, Ohio | Samtskhe–Javakheti | Tao (historical region) | Al-Karmah, Iraq
Provisional IRA
Connects Portmarnock, Ireland to: Manchester, England | City of London, England | Bogside | Adare, Ireland | New Lodge
Malahide
Connects Portmarnock, Ireland to: Dublin, Ireland | County Dublin | Bray, Ireland | Donabate, Republic of Ireland | North Strand, Ireland
Alex Sharpe
Connects Portmarnock, Ireland to: United States | Chicago, Illinois | Dublin, Ireland | Alexandria, Egypt | County Dublin
Howth
Connects Portmarnock, Ireland to: Dublin, Ireland | County Dublin | Fingal | Tallaght, Ireland | Bray, Ireland
St. Fintan's High School
Connects Portmarnock, Ireland to: Dublin, Ireland | Leinster, Ireland | Connacht, Ireland | Fingal | Howth, Ireland
Irish Open (golf)
Connects Portmarnock, Ireland to: Limerick, Ireland | County Kilkenny | Killarney, Ireland | Lahinch, Ireland | Carrigtwohill, Ireland