All About Grandad
All About Granny
Love is in the Air
Ireland
Life After the Wedding
100
Grandad is known for saying this phrase “Eat up, ______________”
What is “You’re at your Granny’s”?
100
The special treat Granny is known to bake.
What is shortbread?
100
The day wedding bells rung.
What is October 3, 1964?
100
The capital city of Ireland.
What is Dublin?
100
The number of grandkids and great-grandkids.
What is 8?
200
Grandad is known for finishing a meal and saying this phrase.
What is “Thank you, I’ll come again”?
200
Granny is most likely watching this on TV.
What is Tennis?
200
Their ages when married.
What is 21 (granny) and 23 (grandad)?
200
The Irish famine of the mid-19th century was caused by a disease that devastated this staple crop.
What is the potato?
200
The year the family immigrated to Canada.
What is 1975?
300
Grandad was born in this townland.
What is Ballyarrell?
300
The place Granny was born.
What is Strabane? Bonus points for the place she grew up.
300
Granny and Grandad met here.
What is high school?
300
This traditional Irish folktale figure, often depicted as a small, bearded man with a pot of gold, is said to grant wishes if caught.
What is a leprechaun?
300
The location of the honeymoon.
What is Devon, England? **
400
The year Grandad retired.
What is 1997? Bonus points for the specific day.
400
The number of years Granny ran a daycare/preschool.
What is 3 years?
400
The location they were married.
What is Surbiton, England?
400
This ancient Irish structure, older than Stonehenge and the Pyramids, is aligned with the winter solstice sunrise.
What is Newgrange?
400
The day Grandad gives chocolates to Granny annually that is not her birthday or wedding anniversary.
What is November 1? **
500
The sport that Grandad played.
What is field hockey? **
500
The job Granny held in England.
What is a tax officer? **
500
The location of the first date. **
What is the train station?
500
The mode of transportation Granny and Grandad took to school.
What is a railbus?
500
The tool that Grandad used to keep the Fire Marshal at bay.
What is a hatchet? **