Ireland
It’s another name for the Irish language.
Gaelic
Traveling from Limerick to Cork.
South
Wheaties has this famous saying as its tagline.
Wheaties
The name of this plant comes from an Irish word meaning “clover”
Shamrock
Which Scot, famous for his part in Independence has a monument in his honour in Stirling?
William Wallace
From Killarney to Galway
North
This cereal has 17 different variations, the most out of any cereal.
Cap'n Crunch
“Bisou Moi”, or “Kiss Me”, was painted by this Irish James Bond actor for wife Keely Shaye Smith.
Pierce Bronson
This Scottish immigrant invented the telephone.
Alexander Graham Bell
From Belfast to Edinburg.
Northeast
This cereal chose Olympic Gold Medalist and gymnast Shawn Johnson to be their first athlete featured on their box.
Cheerios
Dublin’s Leinster House inspired James Hoban’s design of this Washington, D.C. building.
The White House
The electrifying Australian rock band formed by the Young brothers of Scotland.
AC/DC
From London to Waterford.
Northwest
This spin off of Cinnamon Toast Crunch was discontinued in 2006, but is still sold in Canada.
French Toast Crunch
Crubeens is an Irish dish made of this.
Pigs Feet
This term is used to describe a visit to the houses of friends and relatives on January 1st.
First Footing
From Liverpool to Dublin
West
This cereal was mentioned in the T.V. show "Two and a half Men" as Jakes favorite cereal.
Fruit Loops