Historical Events
The 30th of January, 1972, where 13 people were killed in Derry by the British Army.
What is Bloody Sunday?
The poet whose fisherman friend was bombed.
Who is Seamus Heaney?
"England is rotten to the core" is repeated a couple of times by this character.
Who is Shamie (Cal's father)?
Mr. Grey from the "50 shades of Grey" movies.
Who is Jamie Dornan?
UK
What is 'United Kingdom'?
Initiatives that led to the deaths of several nationalist prisoners, for instance Bobby Sands.
What are the hunger strikes?
The poet who was inspired by Homer's "Iliad" and the story about Achilles and Priam.
Who is Michael Longley?
The first name of Marcella's dead husband.
What is Robert?
Caroline Wozniacki's ex-boyfriend and major golfer.
Who is Rory McIlroy?
I.R.A.
What is 'Irish Republican Army'?
The official paper that ended the Troubles.
What is the "Good Friday Agreement"?
The Cranberries wrote this song as a response to the troubles in Northern Ireland.
What is Zombie?
The name of the pub approximately two miles from the Mortons' farm.
What is the Stray Inn?
The former CIA-agent, Bryan Mills, who tries to save his daughter in "Taken".
Who is Liam Neeson?
R.U.C.
What is 'Royal Ulster Constabulary'?
The epidemic from 1845-49 that killed up to 1 million Irishmen and forced another 1 million to emigrate.
What is the "Great Famine"?
This former Beatle who wanted to "Give Ireland Back to the Irish" in 1972.
Who is Paul McCartney?
Skeffington's first name.
What is Finbar?
Singer and songwriter who among other songs wrote "Brown Eyed Girl".
Who is Van Morrison?
U.V.F.
What is 'Ulster Volunteer Force'?
The political initiative that gave the police the right to arrest anyone they suspected of terrorism without any trial.
What is internment?
This Irish band wrote a song about the violent acts in Derry, January 30th, 1972.
Who is U2?
The title of the book by George Elliott in which there is a bomb.
What is "Middlemarch"?
The most famous Northern Irish footballer ever, who played for Manchester United.
Who is George Best?
S.D.L.P.
What is 'Socialist and Democratic Labour Party'?