Donnybrook

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Donnybrook is a residential suburb of Dublin, Ireland, known for its affluent character, historic rugby grounds, and proximity to the city center.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Donnybrook canonical 7
Donnybrook Fair 1
Donnybrook parish 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf residential area
suburb
contains Bective Rangers FC home ground
Donnybrook Church of Ireland parish church
Donnybrook Garda station
Donnybrook Roman Catholic parish church
Donnybrook Rugby Ground
linked to: Donnybrook Stadium

Donnybrook Stadium
Donnybrook bus garage
Herbert Park (partial)
linked to: Herbert Park

Old Wesley RFC home ground
RTÉ Radio Centre
RTÉ Television Centre
RTÉ campus
country Ireland
distanceToDublinCityCentre approximately 3 km southeast
etymologyInfluence word "donnybrook" meaning brawl or free-for-all
governedBy Dublin City Council
hasAmenity pubs
restaurants
schools
shops
hasIrishName Dún Broc
hasLandUse commercial
institutional
residential
hasNeighbour Ballsbridge
Clonskeagh
Ranelagh
Sandymount
hasReputationFor affluence
upmarket residential character
historicallyKnownFor Donnybrook Fair
linked to: Donnybrook

annual fair noted for rowdiness
historicalNameOrigin Domhnach Broc (Irish)
knownFor historic rugby grounds
locatedIn Dublin
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Dublin City
linked to: Dublin
locatedInTimeZone Europe/Dublin
locatedNear Dublin city centre
linked to: Dublin
locatedOn River Dodder
partOf Dublin South East
Leinster
postalDistrict Dublin 4
servedBy Dublin Bus
sportTradition rugby union
traversedBy N11 road
Stillorgan Road

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Referenced by (9)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

River Dodder passesThrough Donnybrook
N11 road servesSuburb Donnybrook
Merrion withinParish Donnybrook parish
linked to: Donnybrook
RTE Television Centre locatedIn Donnybrook
Donnybrook historicallyKnownFor Donnybrook Fair
linked to: Donnybrook
Clonskeagh borderedBy Donnybrook