A) Limerick B) Cork C) Dublin D) Galway
A) Wales B) Northern Ireland C) Scotland D) England
A) The Celtic Island B) The Lucky Isle C) The Emerald Isle D) The Green Kingdom
A) Franc B) Euro C) Pound D) Dollar
A) Irish and Spanish B) English and Welsh C) English and French D) English and Irish
A) Twelve Pins B) Wicklow Mountain C) Ben Nevis D) Carrauntoohil
A) Barrow B) Shannon C) Liffey D) Boyne
A) 120% B) 50% C) 75% D) 80%
A) Irish B) Vikings C) Celts D) Romans
A) Vikings B) Irish C) Celts D) Romans
A) The Normans B) The Celts C) Sinn Féin D) The Romans
A) The Vikings invaded B) War broke out between Ireland and Britain C) Ireland joined the United Kingdom D) St. Patrick's Day began
A) Dictatorship B) Empire C) Republic
A) The president B) The dictator C) The king D) The emperor
A) Mining B) Fishing C) Service industry D) Farming
A) Irish stew B) Boxty C) Soda bread D) Colcannon
A) A type of soup B) A meat pie C) A cheese dish D) A potato pancake
A) Mashed potatoes and kale or cabbage B) Rice and beans C) Fish and potatoes D) Bread and cheese
A) Accordion B) Uilleann pipes C) Harp D) Fiddle
A) Step dancing B) Tap C) Modern dance D) Ballet
A) March 17 B) February 7 C) June 22 D) February 14
A) Green B) Purple C) Orange D) White
A) Being Ireland's most popular tourist attraction B) Being the capital C) Being a river D) Being a castle
A) Beaches B) Modern skyscrapers C) Ancient tombs D) Volcanoes
A) A famous castle B) A river C) A 120-mile scenic trail D) A traditional dance |