Dublin, Ireland
Ireland
Dublin, Ireland shares 6121 connections with 16841 places across 29 topics, with music, literature, and sports forming the dominant threads. The city overlaps heavily with London, and holds strong ties to the United States and France. The Point Theatre in the Docklands anchors much of its music history, hosting back-to-back Eurovision contests in 1994 and 1995. Viking-era rulers like Blácaire, who ruled Dublin from 939, link the city to broader North Atlantic history, and Gaelic Athletic Association sport runs through many sporting connections.
Spire of Dublin
Connects Dublin, Ireland to: Republic of Ireland
St. James's Gate
Connects Dublin, Ireland to: Republic of Ireland | County Dublin
Irish Houses of Parliament
Connects Dublin, Ireland to: Banagher, Ireland | Donnybrook, Dublin
Dalymount Park
Connects Dublin, Ireland to: County Dublin | Phibsborough
World Design Capital
Connects Dublin, Ireland to: Seoul, South Korea | Cape Town, South Africa
Saint Anne's Park
Connects Dublin, Ireland to: Raheny, Ireland | Clontarf, Dublin
Emily O'Reilly
Connects Dublin, Ireland to: County Offaly | Tullamore, Ireland
Eamon Delaney
Connects Dublin, Ireland to: London, England
Philip Martin (pianist)
Connects Dublin, Ireland to: United Kingdom | Birmingham, United Kingdom
ESC/Java
Connects Dublin, Ireland to: Copenhagen, Denmark
Royal Hibernian Academy
Connects Dublin, Ireland to: Republic of Ireland
Microdisney
Connects Dublin, Ireland to: London, England
Featured in the Bunkagame quiz
- September 4, 2026 This National Theatre production, adapted from Michael Morpurgo's novel, opened in London in October 2007 and featured life-size horse puppets designed by Handspring Puppet Company of South Africa. Its UK tour visited the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre in Dublin in 2014. Which play is it?
- July 31, 2026 David Bowie's 2003 tour was filmed in Dublin and later put out on DVD. On 8 September 2003 he did a special show at Riverside Studios that was beamed by satellite to cinemas across Europe. Which city was that show in?
- July 28, 2026 Founded in Dublin in 1989 by Rocket Restaurants Ltd, which Irish 1950s-diner-style chain modelled on Johnny Rockets once had 42 sites across Ireland, the UK and Spain, until a 2013 franchisee dispute saw its Galway, Cork, Limerick and Waterford outlets rebrand as Rockin' Joe's?