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What is sometimes mistakenly believed to be a symbol of Ireland?
shamrock
How many times has Ireland won Eurovision Song contest
7
What does Gaelic word 'Samhain' mark
the beginning of winter
What holiday ( apart from St Patrick's Day) originated in Ireland?
Halloween
What is the weather like in Ireland
It rains a lot
What is the official national symbol of Ireland?
the harp
How long is the Wild Atlantic Way
2500 kilometers
What is the name of the longest coastal route in the world?
The Wild Atlantic Way
When did people in Ireland vote for legalization of the same - age marrage
2015
How many American presidents had Irish roots
22
What is the nickname of Ireland
The Emerald Isle
What idea was first mooted by Daniel O'Connell
idea of peaceful protest
How many percent of population has red hair?
10%
What is the connection between Titanic and Ireland?
Ireland was the Titanic's last call
What is the first offical language of Ireland?
Irish
How many people worldwide have Irish passport?
80 million
What is Ireland's population?
5 million
Which animals have never lived in Ireland although it is believed that St Patrick drove them away
snakes
Which 2 countries consume more Guinness each year than Ireland?
Nigeria, Great Britain
What is the most popular drink in Ireland?
Guinness
What did Saint Patrick do for a living in Western Ireland?
He was a shepherd
Where does Saint Patrick come from?
Wales
On what day can people drink alcohol in public?
St Patrick's Day
What is the capital of Ireland
Dublin
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