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surprise questions
Geography
100
a sport played with a ball that looks like a volley ball
What is Gaelic Football?
100
it is an art promoted by the GAA and you need a musical instrument to do it.
What is Traditional Irish Music?
100
It was created in the late 19th Century
When was the GAA created?
100
She is the Queen of Northern Ireland.
Who is Queen Elisabeth II?
100
It is the capital of the Republic of Ireland.
What is Dublin?
200
a sport which is played with a stick of wood and a small ball.
What is hurling?
200
It is a form a literature used by poets?
What is poetry?
200
it took place in 1916
When did the Easter Rising take place?
200
it is the number of points or goals achieved in a game
What is the score?
200
It is the capital of Northern Ireland.
What is Belfast?
300
it is hurling without rules.
What is freestyle hurling?
300
It is a popular form of art which comes from the people, from the folks?
What is folklore?
300
It became independent in 1921.
When did the Republic of Ireland become independent?
300
It is a field painted with lines for playing sports
What is a pitch?
300
It is the name of the part of Ireland which is not independent.
What is Northern Ireland?
400
it is a stadium where the big gaelic sports finals are played.
What is Croke park?
400
it is the the title of a song which went viral on the internet in 2013.
What is "wake me up"?
400
They started in 1969.
When did the troubles start?
400
it is the action you must do after running 4 steps with the ball in your hand in gaelic football.
What is bouncing the ball?
400
It is the continent where the Irish emigrants went massively in the 1840s
What is America?
500
it is the name of the title given to the winner of a competition opposing counties in Gaelic football or Hurling?
What (or who) is the All Ireland champion?
500
it is the art of telling a story?
What is storytelling?
500
It became a school subject in 1900.
When did Gaelic become a school subject?
500
it is a sports ground with seats for spectators.
What is a stadium?
500
It is the Irish name for the place where most people have Gaelic as their native (first) language.
What is Gaeltacht?
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