Ranelagh
Ireland
Ranelagh, Ireland carries 99 connections with 1204 other places across 22 topics, with government and political history forming the largest cluster. Pádraig Pearse (1879–1916) lived in Ranelagh before moving his school to Rathfarnham. The area has a documented history of conflict, including the Battle of Rathmines in 1649. London and Dublin are the most-shared co-connected places. Literature, sports, and music round out a broad network that extends well beyond the Irish capital.
Rathmines and Rathgar
Britannia Adelphi Hotel
Connects Ranelagh to: Liverpool, England
Pádraig Pearse
Connects Ranelagh to: Rathfarnham | Donnybrook, Dublin | Gortahork, Ireland
Battle of Rathmines
Connects Ranelagh to: Rathfarnham | Rathmines | Portobello, Dublin
Sir Philip Stephens, 1st Baronet
Connects Ranelagh to: London, England | British Columbia | New South Wales
Macdara Woods
Connects Ranelagh to: Dublin, Ireland | County Dublin | Perugia, Italy | Kilkenny, Ireland
Tom Hayhoe
Connects Ranelagh to: London, England | Cambridge, England | Hounslow, United Kingdom
Catherine Mary MacSorley
Connects Ranelagh to: Dublin, Ireland | Brighton, England
Jack MacGowran
Connects Ranelagh to: London, England | New York City, New York | United Kingdom | Dublin, Ireland
Benjamin Dwyer
Connects Ranelagh to: London, England | Spain | Dublin, Ireland | Sligo, Ireland
River Westbourne
Connects Ranelagh to: London, England | Gloucester, England | City of London, England | City of Westminster, England | Inner London, England
Richard Jones, 1st Earl of Ranelagh
Connects Ranelagh to: London, England | Portsmouth, England | Roscommon, Ireland | Navan | Oure, Denmark