| Hint | Answer | % Correct | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A small, mischievous sprite in Irish folklore; loves gold | L | Leprechaun | 96%
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| A wetland that accumulates peat and moss | B | Bog | 87%
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| A clover with three-lobed leaves | S | Shamrock | 87%
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| A female spirit who heralds the death of a family member | B | Banshee | 83%
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| A kind of poem that is three long and two short lines | L | Limerick | 78%
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| An alcoholic drink made from fermented grain mash | W | Whiskey | 74%
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| A person who takes part in rowdy behavior | H | Hooligan | 57%
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| News, gossip, or entertainment | C | Craic | 43%
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| A lake or sea inlet | L | Lough | 43%
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| A distilled drink; also called Irish moonshine | P | Poteen | 13%
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| A rural, narrow, country road | B | Boreen | 9%
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| A great amount | G/S | Galore / Slew | 9%
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| An illegal bar or club serving alcohol | S | Shebeen | 9%
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| An edible red algae that grows on the North Atlantic/Pacific coasts | D | Dulse | 4%
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| A fish with a pink-red underside | C | Char | 0%
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| An Irish blood pudding | D | Drisheen | 0%
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| A long, winding ridge of stratified gravel or sand | E | Esker | 0%
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| Fake, fraudulent, or untrustworthy | P | Phoney | 0%
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