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Ireland A-Z

For each letter A-Z, guess the answer that pertains to the country of Ireland.
No clued for X, sorry.
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Hint
Answer
A
This became legal in 2019
Abortion
B
U2 lead vocalist
Bono
C
People that migrated to Ireland
around 500 BC
Celts
D
Capital city
Dublin
E
Irish for "Ireland"
Éire
F
Political party with the most seats
in the Irish parliament
Fianna Fáil
G
Best-selling Irish beer
Guinness
H
Musical instrument on the
coat of arms
Harp
I
Terrorists to some,
freedom fighters to others
IRA
J
Best-selling Irish whiskey
Jameson
K
Westernmost county
Kerry
L
Irish city / Type of poem
Limerick
M
Irish for "son"
Mac
 
Hint
Answer
N
Actor who starred in the
"Schindler's List" and "Taken"
Liam Neeson
O
19th century leader known
as "The Liberator"
Daniel
O'Connell
P
Patron saint
Saint Patrick
Q
Former name of the town of Cobh,
Titanic’s last port of call in 1912
Queenstown
R
Most famous airline
Ryanair
S
Plant that symbolizes Ireland
Shamrock
T
Northern Ireland conflict
The Troubles
U
Traditional province that includes
Northern Ireland
Ulster
V
People that founded D
Vikings
W
Gay Victorian playwright
Oscar Wilde
Y
Poet and 1923 Nobel Prize winner
W.B. Yeats
Z
Ireland is the largest producer of
this type of metal in Europe
Zinc
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4 Comments
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Level 74
Jan 25, 2024
The IRA should never be glorified as freedom fighters. They were firmly terrorists and most of those that they murdered were Irish and indiscriminiately Catholic and Protestant. In 1998, 29 were killed in the Omagh bombing, including 6 children, 6 teenagers, a pregnant woman with twins and 2 Spanish tourists. In their early years, they raised money by robbing security vans (on occasion killing Irish policemen) and low level gang crime. Toward their end, they were running guns, drugs, prostitutes and people trafficking with the victims invariably innocent Irish citizens.
+3
Level 89
Feb 22, 2026
The description is valid -- they are terrorists to some and freedom fighters to others. A short walk through the working class neighbourhoods and along the "peace wall" of Belfast will show murals with both points of view.
+5
Level 65
Jan 27, 2024
A shame that so few now know anything about Daniel O'Connell. Known in his day as The Liberator he campaigned fearlessly on behalf of the oppressed everywhere. He was passionately opposed to slavery, anti-semitism and the mistreatment of the native populations of new Zealand and Australia. He was much admired by Frederick Douglass and other prominent abolitionists.

His methods of mobilising the masses for a just cause and his resolute opposition to violence prefigured some of great leaders of the twentieth century such as Mahatma Gandhi and Dr Martin Luther King.

+1
Level 84
Feb 24, 2026
Accept f[eia]+n+a for the party? My Irish spelling is not so strong lol