Irish history

Why this bridge received that name?

• They wanted to remind us the way they got back the money it used to cost to cross by boat

• They wanted to symbolized a cultural issue from the past

• A man used to be there shouting somehing that sounded similar

• Because of Political reasons

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The last place where passengers of the Titanic boarded before sinking was...

• Cork

• Cobh

• Carrickmacross

• Derry

What symbolizes the crown?

• Friendship

• Honesty

• Loyalty

• Self-confidence

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What did the Great Famine provoke?

• A lack of potatoes

• Starvation

• Bad reputation

• Remorse

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Where is the Giant's Causeway?

• In Ulster

• In Donegal

• In Cork

• In Belfast

Where is Cobh located in Ireland?

• Near Cork in the South

• Near Galway in the West

• Next to Dublin

• In Aran islands

What was the Giant's Causeway made of?

• slate columns

• Rock columns

• Granite columns

• Basalt columns

What did Irish population had to pay to cross it?

• A tax

• A toll

• A deposit

• A fine

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If the ring is on your right hand and the crown looks at you, you are:

• Married

• Single

• Divorced

• Widowed

The Irish Potatoe Famine is also know as:

• The Biggest Starvation

• The Death of Potatoes

• The Great Hunger

• The Great Disease

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