Straffan, Ireland
Ireland
Straffan, Ireland connects to 1346 places across 12 topics through 33 Bunkabop connections, spanning history, Gaelic football, government and stained glass. Dublin and London share many of its connections, alongside County Kildare. The history runs from the 1640s, when General George Monck camped in the village and the Earl of Ormond burned nearby Lyons Castle, to a National League branch founded in 1887. The European Open also moved there in 1995 after a Smurfit Kappa sponsorship offer.
George Monck
Connects Straffan, Ireland to: Duncannon, Ireland | Albemarle, North Carolina
Martyrology of Tallaght
Connects Straffan, Ireland to: Tallaght, Ireland | Castledillon, County Kildare
Irish National League
Connects Straffan, Ireland to: County Meath | Bansha, Ireland
Smurfit Kappa
Connects Straffan, Ireland to: Republic of Ireland | Ada Huja | Eslöv
soccer club
Connects Straffan, Ireland to: Okahandja, Namibia | Shelburne (barony) | Rutten, Netherlands
Lyons Hill
Connects Straffan, Ireland to: County Kildare | Celbridge, Ireland | Ardclough, Ireland | Oughter Ard, Ireland
James Butler, 1st Duke of Ormonde
Connects Straffan, Ireland to: Portobello, Dublin | Carrick-on-Suir, Ireland | New Ross, Ireland | Jamestown, Ireland | Calverstown, Ireland
Armagh rail disaster
Connects Straffan, Ireland to: United Kingdom | Oxford, England | Dublin, Ireland | Kenya | Republic of Ireland
National Gallery of Ireland
Connects Straffan, Ireland to: Dublin, Ireland | Plymouth, England | Vaughan, Ontario | Republic of Ireland | Salzburg, Austria
Hurricane Gordon (2006)
Connects Straffan, Ireland to: United States | United Kingdom | Spain | Portugal | Madrid, Spain
History of County Kildare
Connects Straffan, Ireland to: Birmingham, United Kingdom | Dublin, Ireland | Limerick, Ireland | Leinster, Ireland | Kildare, Ireland
United Irishmen
Connects Straffan, Ireland to: Ulster, United Kingdom (UK) | Connacht, Ireland | Carlow, Ireland | Slane, Ireland | Rathfarnham