What is the capital of Ireland?
Dublin
What is the most popular natural tourist attraction in Ireland?
the Cliffs of Moher
"Cheers" in Irish.
Sláinte!
What do Irish people celebrate on 17th March?
St. Patrick´s Day.
What river runs through Dublin?
Liffey
The name of the pub as well as of the area on the south bank of the River Liffey in central Dublin. Dublin´s cultural quarter, a centre of Dublin´s nightlife (pubs, restaurants), a tourist destination
Temple Bar
A famous dance show with Irish step dancers.
Riverdance
Name at least 2 Irish writers.
Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett, J.B. Yeats
What does the world "Dublin" mean?
Black pool
What is 'Burren'?
a rocky place
Supernatural being in Irish folklore - a little bearded man, wearing a green coat and a hat
Leprechaun
A famous Irish brewer, entrepreneur and philantropist. He had 21 children with his wife Olivia.
Arthur Guinness
How many inhabitants does Ireland have?
about 5 million people
What´s the name of the public park located in the city centre of Dublin? It´s adjacent to one of Dublin´s main shopping streets, Grafton Street. Some fights during the Easter Rising in 1916 took place there.
St. Stephen´s Green
What 4 ingredients is Irish coffee made from?
Coffee, whiskey, brown sugar, whipped cream
Bono, The Edge (David Howell Evans), Adam Clayton, Larry Mullen - what group are these people members of?
U2
What is the national symbol of Ireland?
a harp
a low spreading bush with small pink or purple flowers, that grows wild, especially on hills
Heather
A typical Irish dish made of lamb, potatoes, and onions
Irish stew
What´s the name of a female fishmonger whose statue is a famous meeting point in Dublin? She used to sell "cockles and mussels". There is a famous folk song with the same name.
Molly Malone