A) Beowulf B) Táin Bó Cúailnge C) Ramayana D) The Odyssey
A) Connacht B) Munster C) Leinster D) Ulster
A) Javelin throwing B) Hurling C) Chess D) Wrestling
A) Morri B) Macha C) Deichtine D) Lir
A) Shadowfax B) Sleipnir C) Liath Macha D) Bucephalus
A) Brân B) Merlin C) Scáthach D) Achilles
A) Master of War B) Bard of Eire C) Hound of Ulster D) Champion of the Sidhe
A) Nera B) Flidais C) Cu Roi D) Laeg
A) Deirdre B) Emer C) Brigid D) Medb
A) He would never die in battle. B) The prophecy stated that his great deeds would give him everlasting fame, but his life would be short. C) He would become king of Ulster. D) He would live a long and peaceful life.
A) King Conchobar mac Nessa B) The god Lug is believed to be the host. C) Sualtam mac Róich D) Fergus mac Róich
A) Oliver Sheppard created the sculpture. B) James Barry C) Sir Edward Carson D) Augustus John
A) Amergin B) Conchobar mac Nessa C) Fergus mac Róich taught him to protect the weak. D) Sualtam mac Róich
A) Findchóem was his foster mother. B) Aífe C) Deichtine D) Emer
A) Cathbad's school B) Conchobar's palace C) Emain Macha D) Muirthemne Plain
A) Refused to join their game B) Ran onto the playing field without asking for protection C) Challenged them to a duel D) Defeated them in hurling
A) Mugain B) Cathbad C) Culann D) Conchobar
A) Culann B) Cathbad C) Mugain D) Conchobar
A) A chariot from Conchobar B) The king's crown C) More weapons D) A feast
A) Culann's daughter B) Cathbad's wife C) A group of druidesses D) Conchobar's wife Mugain
A) A sword. B) An axe. C) A bow and arrow. D) The Gáe Bulg, a barbed spear thrown with the foot.
A) Conchobar. B) Forgall Monach. C) Ferdiad. D) Lugaid mac Nóis.
A) By winning a duel against Forgall. B) With the help of Conchobar. C) By abducting her and stealing Forgall's treasure. D) Through Scáthach's intervention.
A) Derbforgaill B) Lugaid C) Connla D) Ferdiad
A) Medb of Connacht B) The Morrígan C) Derbforgaill, a Scandinavian princess D) Aífe
A) Connacht's king B) Cú Chulainn C) Fergus mac Róich D) Lugaid Riab nDerg
A) Áth Fhir Diadh (Ardee, County Louth) B) The Battle River C) The Ford of Ulster D) Lóch's Crossing
A) Lóegaire Búadach B) Conall Cernach C) Cú Chulainn D) Bricriu
A) Cú Chulainn B) Blathnát C) Manannán mac Lir D) Fand
A) Geasa Breaker B) Death of the Hound C) Aided Con Culainn D) Brislech Mór Maige Muirthemne
A) Refusing hospitality B) Killing a charioteer C) A ban against eating dog meat D) Using magical spears
A) Rock of Cashel B) Clochafarmore, located near Dundalk C) Stone of Destiny D) Standing Stone of Tara
A) Blond hair. B) Black hair. C) White hair. D) Red hair.
A) Three B) Six C) Four D) Two
A) Five B) Seven C) Eight D) Six
A) Queen Medb B) Emperor Constantine C) King Arthur D) King Lóegaire
A) Seventeenth century. B) Late tenth century or early eleventh century. C) Fifth century. D) Twelfth century.
A) griddle irons B) pebbles C) leaves D) stones
A) Patrick Kennedy B) William Carleton C) W. B. Yeats D) Joseph Jacobs
A) Beowulf B) Rostam C) Siegfried D) Gilgamesh
A) Theseus B) Achilles C) Heracles D) Odysseus
A) Laima B) Velnias C) Dievas D) Perkūnas
A) Remus B) Romulus C) Augustus D) Julius Caesar
A) Michael Collins B) Éamon de Valera C) James Connolly D) Patrick Pearse
A) James Connolly B) Éamon de Valera C) Michael Collins D) Patrick Pearse
A) Shankill Road B) Lenadoon Avenue C) Newtownards Road D) Highfield Drive
A) Augusta, Lady Gregory B) Pádraig Pearse C) Sheppard D) William Butler Yeats
A) Celtic Revival B) Victorian Era C) Gaelic revival D) Irish Renaissance
A) Bricriu's Feast B) The Death of Aífe's Only Son C) The Phantom Chariot of Cú Chulainn D) On Baile's Strand
A) 1939 B) 1892 C) 1904 D) 1910
A) Pádraig Pearse B) An tAthair Peadar Ua Laoghaire C) William Butler Yeats D) Augusta, Lady Gregory
A) At the Hawk's Well B) Cuchulain Comforted C) The Green Helmet D) Mise Éire
A) Krapp's Last Tape B) Waiting for Godot C) Murphy D) Endgame |